i did rutherford and bohr, i explained both of their models and explained how their models allowed other scientists to gain an insight and add their own ideas resulting in the development of the atomic structure. then i drew a flowchart of the development of the atomic model from gallileo to the...
i thought the 3u paper was considerably easier than 4u. hoping for an 80/84 in 3u, considering i didn't make any silly mistakes. but i'm prob only get 85-90/120 in 4u. so yupp.
how did u get pi/3 and 5pi/3. i got the quadratic with cos and then when
i factorised it i got (2cos+1)(cos-1), then cos=-1/2 so, the angle should be 2pi/3, 4pi/3 right? i dunno. maybe i stuffed up earlier.
(x-3)(5-x) must always be positive, cause you can't log a negative number.
hence, u solve by inequalities:
x-3>0 or 5-x>0
x>3 or x<5
when u solve it, u should get
3<x<5
but i didn't do it by implicit diff, i just did normal differentiation coz the tan of the angle at the point was the vertical velocity/horizontal velocity. so ya. i wouldn't how else to do it.
LHS= y'(t1)/x'(t1)
=(Vsin-gt1)/Vcos
RHS=tan a - tan b
=h(t2-t1)/Vt1t2cos
sub t2= 2Vsin/g - t1
and t1t2= 2h/g
therefore: RHS= h (2Vsin/g -2t1)/V(2h/g)cos
=(Vsin-gt1)/Vcos
=LHS
Re: How did you guys go?
i thought it was alright, it was hard but do-able.
the hardest was prob the race car question, besides that i managed to do the rest.