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If it's so clear, could you point me to a source that provides an answer? Because I couldn't find one. Also yep, interview application.

Hey everyone, I came across this question while applying for something. Was totally stumped on it, wondering if anyone has a solution! edit: the question is: What follows in the sequence? 2, 88, 80, 16, 11, 3, 30, 95, ?, ?

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For the last integration question, I left my answer as e^lnx / 1+lnx +c. Will I be marked down for this? Quite disheartening if I do =(

I argued it saying that conflicting perspectives are first established through the use of power --> then it is shifted towards the other perspective through the manipulation of form and language techniques to develop the 'truth' of the situation. thoughts?

Could you guys please elaborate? Why does it matter (to an extent)?

How is it? When I graduate from a physio course from uni, will I be guaranteed a job or will I be stuck searching for one?

What a beast. 1v1 me pool. 99.55

Re: HSC 2014 4U Marathon Hello, I need help 3 letters, A B C. How many words can be made with n letters where A occurs zero or an even number of times. (n is an even positive integer)

o... yes... yes it is. thank you guys, I get it now.

What is 0 <= t <= 1 then? God I feel like I'm missing something very basic x_x

Right, so it starts at zero. If the question asked "find the velocity at the end of the 0th second", isn't t --> 1 ? So we sub in one?? :(

I'm just thinking, if the questions says "it initially starts at x=1...", t=0 is subbed in right? But initially means when it starts, so the beginning of 0 seconds, not the end of the 0th second.

I get it, thank you!

If the question asks "find the velocity at the end of 4 seconds", do we sub in t=4 or t=5?

Yep, I used general solutions. I get what you're saying, but does this mean my method is wrong as it doesn't have all the possible solutions? thanks :)

Does that mean my method is flawed somehow? If I change the cot x into tan(pi/2 - x), x=pi/2 comes out. What is the difference between these two methods and why does one have an extra solution?

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The problem is when I sub in x=pi/2 into tan2x=cotx, it yields true. However, when solving the tanx= +- 1/rt3, x=pi/2 is not one of the solutions. I am wondering why not. Thanks for replying :)

tan(2x)=cot(x) - Find the solutions of x for 0 <= x <= 2pi What I did was double angle for tan, and convert cot to 1/tanx Then solving for tan x from the quadratic, I got tanx = +- pi/6 + kpi However, when subbing x=pi/2 into the question, LHS=RHS but it is not one of the solutions from the...