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HSC 2013 MX2 Marathon (archive)
Re: HSC 2013 4U Marathon 3ln2-2 is small. One would think the prob is higher.
jyu
Post #212
Nov 20, 2012
Forum:
Mathematics Extension 2
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HSC 2013 MX2 Marathon (archive)
Re: HSC 2013 4U Marathon 0
jyu
Post #206
Nov 20, 2012
Forum:
Mathematics Extension 2
J
Quadratic Inequality
(-7-sqrt(45))/2 < a < -4+2sqrt(3)
jyu
Post #2
Nov 20, 2012
Forum:
Mathematics Extension 2
J
Interest question: How can i find the mass of an object in a gravitational field?
Mo*g = G*(Me * Mo)/(re^2 * Ax) Not possible, g is not constant.
jyu
Post #6
Nov 20, 2012
Forum:
Space
J
Approximations of square roots
It works due to local linearity of root functions at large x.
jyu
Post #3
Nov 19, 2012
Forum:
Extracurricular/Higher Level
J
Complex number
b=-a
jyu
Post #4
Nov 19, 2012
Forum:
Mathematics Extension 2
J
Complex number
d
jyu
Post #2
Nov 19, 2012
Forum:
Mathematics Extension 2
J
Section II
Could anyone please show the actual drawing of the solid (cube) and vanishing points V1, V2 in Q28 Writing Booklet. Thanks
jyu
Post #110
Nov 1, 2012
Forum:
General Mathematics
J
question
3(6c4)(2c1)(1c1)+3!(6c3)(3c2)(1c1)+1(6c2)(4c2)(2c2)=540
jyu
Post #12
Oct 28, 2012
Forum:
Mathematics Extension 2
J
Complex Numbers
Find where 1+z and 1+z'(conjugate) are on the Argand diagram.
jyu
Post #9
Oct 26, 2012
Forum:
Mathematics Extension 2
J
Complex Numbers
Or by geometry
jyu
Post #6
Oct 26, 2012
Forum:
Mathematics Extension 2
J
question
is the correct answer one of the 2?
jyu
Post #10
Oct 26, 2012
Forum:
Mathematics Extension 2
J
question
other answers?
jyu
Post #8
Oct 26, 2012
Forum:
Mathematics Extension 2
J
SOLUTIONS - Terry Lee
But it was clearly stated that 4n+1 is not a perfect square.
jyu
Post #42
Oct 22, 2012
Forum:
Mathematics Extension 2
J
defeinite Integral
\displaystyle \int_{0}^{50}f(x)dx =125
jyu
Post #2
Oct 7, 2012
Forum:
Mathematics Extension 2
J
mechanics q
http://www.itute.com/wp-content/uploads/rn_kinematics_mechanics.pdf p8, 9
jyu
Post #33
Aug 24, 2012
Forum:
Mathematics Extension 2
J
Mechanics question
Consider the supposed answer is wrong
jyu
Post #2
Jun 30, 2012
Forum:
Mathematics Extension 2
J
Interesting theory
In your example you have provided extra specifications other than equal angles.
jyu
Post #8
Jun 8, 2012
Forum:
Mathematics Extension 2
J
Interesting theory
No, e.g. a parallelogram and a rhombus with same 'corresponding' angles
jyu
Post #5
Jun 8, 2012
Forum:
Mathematics Extension 2
J
Mechanics Question
3, 4, 5 form a right angle triangle. T1, T2 and 10x9.8 form a similar right angle triangle. T1 = 6x9.8, T2 = 8x9.8. T2 is the tension in the short string.
jyu
Post #3
Jun 8, 2012
Forum:
Mathematics Extension 2
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