I was doing a question in the Cambridge 4u textbook and came across a question which used the standard form below:
I have never came across this before and the textbook doesnt have the proof...
I was wondering if anyone could prove it for me.
Thanks!
I don't understand what this question means by using symmetry arguments.
Edit: sorry, you are going to have to click the link because I don't know the code..
I also use DP's notes but I still have to make my own notes because my tutor requires me to hand in my own notes. But in return, I get the tutor's notes!
@Trebla
Sorry for not making my question clear enough, the question asks me to sketch the inverse of g(x) = (x+2)/(x+1) which is g^-1 = (2-x)/(x-1).
I thought that because the inverse function had a negative, I assumed the graph would have been in 2nd and 4th quadrant which is wrong...
Hi everyone,
I was just doing inverse trigonometric fn exercises in the textbook, but decided not to skip the revision exercise(revisit of inverse fn's) included in it since I having touched it for a while.
There is a question which requires me to sketch g^-1(x) = (2-x)/(x-1). How do I know...
The Jacaranda explanation is not making sense to me:
In the late nineteenth century, belief in the aether posed a difficult problem for the principle of relativity, because the aether was supposed to be stationary in space and light was supposed to have a fixed velocity relative to the...
Thanks for the input everyone!
Normally I do every question from basic to development and by the time I get to extension I am exhausted. I've always been hesitant on skipping the foundation questions because I am self learning and afraid I might not understand the basics. But I think I'm going...
Congratulations everyone! Its great to see everyone's results. All these amazing results inspire me to work hard so I can be just as good as you guys for my HSC next year!
Thanks for clearing it up for me!
The Terry Lee textbook didn't mention anything about Q(a) =/= 0 but it was stated in the cambridge textbook but didnt explain why.
Thanks!