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two points P(6p,3p^2) and Q(6q,3q^2) lie on the parabola x^=12y a) find the equation of the tangent at p b) the tangents at p and q intersect at the point t, find the coords of the point t c) if the angle between these tangents is 45 degrees prove that p-q=pq+1 i've done part a) and b) however...

does anyone know fo any short stories (i mean short as in really short) that i can use? my main links will most likely be links with family landscape and effects of mental illness so anything taht fits with that would be great thanks in advance :) ps not really looking for anything that will...

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Question: The diagram shows a point P(2ap,ap^2) on the parabola x^2=4ay The normal to the parabola at P intersects the parabola again at Q(2aq, aq^2) The equation of PQ is x-py-2ap-ap^3=0 (DO NOT PROVE THIS) i) Prove that p^2+pq+2=0 ii) If the chords OP and OQ are perpendicular, show that p^2 =2

HELP, DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY ACCOUNTING PAST PAPERS?? OR NOTES OR ANYTHING MY EXAM IS IN LIKE A WEEK AND A HALF AND IM SCAREDDDD i am somehow incredibly bad at correction of errors and depreciation :@ Its so hard for me to understand disposal of non current assets! Any help would be appreciated...

Hey Guys, Year 11's almost finished and it will be time to drop subjects At the moment im doing 14 units as i have an extra tafe course thing going on So pretty much what im asking is FOR HELP!! seeing as i really am not sure what to do Right now i am doing 3U mathematics 2U english biology...