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tulZzz

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why study for MATHS dont panic..it's fun and easy over studying and stressing wont get you anywhere :D
 

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Timothy.Siu said:
CD=2sin A
DE=2sin^2 A

soo
a=2sin A
r=sin A
limitin sun = 2sin A/(1-sin A)
i think thats it, not too hard
Doesnt it ask for just the first four though?
 

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Here's one for the insomniacs...

Find the equation of the normal to the curve
y = x<sup>2</sup> + 2kx + (k+2)
at the origin.

Hence or otherwise find the equation of the normal to the curve
y = x<sup>2</sup> + 8x + 6
at the origin.
 
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Sorry, my bad...Never trust any maths done after 11pm. How about this:

Find the integral of:

ke<sup>x</sup>e<sup>kx</sup>
 

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old.skool.kid said:
Doesnt it ask for just the first four though?
Nope, find ALL the sides, so yea, its limiting sum.Pretty weird huh. Yea, i got (2sinA)/(1-sinA).
 

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e^x*e^kx + c

Graph the solution of 4x=<15=<-9x on a number line.
 

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x=<(-5/3). Is there two answers or one?? O well,, next question. From my trials, the teacher was a bitch: "We know that 2^10=1024, so that 2^10 can be represented by a 4 digit numeral. How many digits are there in 2^1000 when written as a numeral?"
 

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300?

2<sup>1000</sup> = (2<sup>10</sup>)<sup>100</sup>
= (1024)<sup>100</sup>
=(1.024x10<sup>3</sup>)<sup>100</sup>
=1.024x10<sup>300</sup>
 

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kangms said:
x=<(-5/3). Is there two answers or one?? O well,, next question. From my trials, the teacher was a bitch: "We know that 2^10=1024, so that 2^10 can be represented by a 4 digit numeral. How many digits are there in 2^1000 when written as a numeral?"
302

log 10(10) = 1 = 2 digits
log 10(100) = 2 = 3 digits

log10 (2^1000) = 1000 log10(2) = 301.0229... = 302 digits
 

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Yea..i think its 302. Check the Success One book. It was a past HSC question. Does anyone have the solution for the 07 HSC question 10??...that is a killer question.
 

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Thanks for the link. Helped me alot. Still don't get how to do the last question. That's 5 marks gone for me. Still good, got 108/120=90%
 

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