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  1. HeroWise

    Vectors

    Not that bad actually. Square both sides and you come to the conclusion that: xu+vy=0 . z/w the real part is (xu+yv)/(v^2+u^2) and that's 0 hence purely im
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    Challenging (?) Proof Question

    Does my Binomial expansion not work, cus that and Induction is the only way My small brain can think off. was thinking of complex numbers too since its in that form but yeah haha
  3. HeroWise

    Hardest Topic - New syllabus

    Someoen put insanely difficult proof question uwu
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    Challenging (?) Proof Question

    Use Binomials to expand (M+1/M)^n?
  5. HeroWise

    I'm Screwed...Big Time

    Chapter 7-11 u can do it in 5 days brudda
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    Graphing Question

  7. HeroWise

    Vectors

    Im dumb, i can type set as u can see haha. I meant: "and the angle bisector as \vec{c} \cdot \vec{b} = |\vec{c}| |\vec{b}| \cos \theta" So sorry did it in a hurry, but the maths should be write afterwards
  8. HeroWise

    Vectors

    Oh i just wanted to reach the conclusion with the last paragraph quickly. I constructed that vector as an arbitrary vector that will act as a bisector. Didnt want to use the fact that its half a rhombus and in essence that is the way the complex method I was referring to would've been...
  9. HeroWise

    Vectors

    a-b is the base... That proof i did was fine, I did state they were position vectors. And if u can assume its a median why not just use properties of rhombus and use complex like CM_Tutor, you will just get it out instantly then lol
  10. HeroWise

    Vectors

    Let the position vectors be \vec{a} and \vec{b} where |\vec{a}|=| \vec{b}| and the ancle bisector as \vec{c} \cdot \vec{b} = |\vec{a}| |\vec{b}| \cos \theta This stands that, \vec{a} \cdot \vec{c} = |\vec{a}| |\vec{c}| \cos \theta also that: \vec{b} \cdot \vec{c} = |\vec{c}|...
  11. HeroWise

    Optimisation Q

    oh no i just wanted to show theres another way of doing the qtn and didnt provide a sketch cus too lazy. Since Ik that its nice values and all used amgm, but, i would sketch during exam if i were to use it
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    Optimisation Q

    Assuming that x and y are positive integral values in the real field. We can quote the AM-GM inequality and solve it as: \frac{x+y}{2} \geq \sqrt{xy} \rightarrow xy \leq 14^2 \text{Factors are <4,49> and <14,14>, but remember it has to add to give 28 so <14,14> is the only viable tuple} EDIT...
  13. HeroWise

    Topics

    Yo, even if you dont prefer your teacher, or even if they got the syllabus wrong, no need to flame them. Bruh everyone makes mistakes, and yeah you did the right thing by comparing here, but dont flame them!
  14. HeroWise

    A 2020 View of Fermat's Last Theorem

    The enemy of the enemy of the people are the friends
  15. HeroWise

    A 2020 View of Fermat's Last Theorem

    I actually have another elegant proof, but this comment box is too short to contain it.
  16. HeroWise

    #welcome #general-chat

    Chitoge best girl fight me
  17. HeroWise

    #welcome #general-chat

    @Etho_x x.x i was watching nisekoi at that time. jkjk WIsh u all the best. HSC for me is next year ripppp
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    #welcome #general-chat

    damn theres a 2021 hsc chat x.x
  19. HeroWise

    help with problem solving

    Damn i didnt see the 1/6th of rectangular prism x.x . Went straight for volumes by slices ahahha. For b) Recognise it is a rectangle, use combination approach to solve it. I am getting 756756 is that correct?
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