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Hey guys, just wanted to ask the questions below any help would be appreciated thank you:)




 
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See if you can upload it (go to "manage attachments" in the message options).

edit: nice job loading them up. :)

edit 2: you wanted help with just the circled ones or all of them?
 
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i've done all of em, but everytime i try and upload it says error with the server can't be connected or something. i'l try again tomorro
 

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for second link: IN=integral sign

<b> u^2= e^x +1 u= sqrt(e^x +1) </B>

Integral of e^2x/sqrt(e^x+1)*dx
du/dx= 1/2e^x (e^x +1)-1/2
IN (u^2-1)^2 / sqrt(u^2-1+1)*dx
IN {(u^2-1)^2 / u} * {2*(e^x+1)^1/2}du/e^x
2 IN (u^2-1)^2 *u du/ {u* (u^2-1)} since e^x=u^2 -1

2IN {u^2-1}du

2[u^3/3 - u]

2[{(e^x +1)^3/2} / 3 - sqrt(e^x +1)] + C

i think thats it... if u find find any mistake please post it
hope u can understand it
 
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that's right. here's the soluton for the locus question M

M: a/2(cosa +cosb), a/2(sina+sinb)
relationship from diagram b=90+a

for M
x=a/2(cosa +cosb)
2x/a=cosa-sina (cos(180-90-a))
similarly
2y/a=(sina+sinb)
=sina+cosa
squaring and adding these two equations gives on simplification
x^2 +y^2=a^2/2
 
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(d) Use long division OR manipulation (see below):

(y5 - 7y2 + 8)/(y3 - 8) = {y2(y3 - 8) + y2 + 8}/(y3-8)
= y2 + (y2 + 8)/{(y-2)(y2 + 2y + 4)}

Use partial fractions on the second bit.

edit: see vafa's solution. :p
 
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For the polynomials question:

(ii) Let the roots be a, b and c.
Consider 3x3 + 4x2 - 2x -1 = 0
Rearranging gives x3 = (1 + 2x - 4x2)/3 (1)
Substituting a, b and c into (1) and summing them up:
a3 + b3 + c3 = {3 + 2(a + b + c) - 4(a2 + b2 + c2)}/3
Use part (i) to finish simplifying.
 

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