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Crikket

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i thought it was so much harder than the 4 unit exam, at least i got to write one "QED" after a question in the extension 2 paper... the extension 1 paper was hard!
 

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IMO very easy, walked out thinking "i love 3 unit maths!" after yesterday :p

had a mental blank, couldn't understand the surface area of the circle question, decide to take a 5 minute break and then start working again, all good :D

I counted marks i may/may not have lost where i was slightly unsure and i have about 5-6 marks off max.

what did everyone get for the volume question?
 

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Throw some numbers at me and I'll be able to tell you if thats what I got.
 

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for the induction question
c how u get:
5.5^k > 4.4^k + 3.3^k

can u divide it all by 5. ending with:

5^K > (0.8)4^k + (0.6)3^k

then u can say, seeing as though 5^k > 4^k + 3^k, then it is obviuosly greater than (0.8)4^k + (0.6)3^k.

???????????????????
 

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za said:
for the induction question
c how u get:
5.5^k > 4.4^k + 3.3^k

can u divide it all by 5. ending with:

5^K > (0.8)4^k + (0.6)3^k

then u can say, seeing as though 5^k > 4^k + 3^k, then it is obviuosly greater than (0.8)4^k + (0.6)3^k.

???????????????????
nah you sub in from the S(k) thing that 5<sup>k</sup>>4<sup>k</sup>+3<sup>k</sup>

5<sup>k+1</sup>
5*5<sup>k</sup>
sub in and you get that this is less than 5<sup>k+1</sup>, thus if this works then 5<sup>k+1</sup> must work
5(4<sup>k</sup>+3<sup>k</sup>)
now 5*4<sup>k</sup>>4*4<sup>k</sup>=4<sup>k+1</sup>
and 5*3<sup>k</sup>>3*3<sup>k</sup>=3<sup>k+1</sup>
5*3<sup>k</sup>+5*4<sup>k</sup>>3<sup>k+1</sup>+4<sup>k+1</sup>
:. 5<sup>k+1</sup>>4<sup>k+1</sup>+3<sup>k+1</sup>
 
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Sirius Black said:
Hi, Withoutaface, would u plz post up the Q7 the two projectile one here? i am quite interested in it:p
I dont have them, nor can I remember what they specifically were, sorry.
 

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From that rate of change of surface area if i remember correctly i got -5 cm/s. Did anyone else get that
 

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Prove:
5.5^k - 4.4^k - 3.3^k > 0

3.5^k + 2.5^k - 3.4^k - 1.4^k - 3.3^k > 0
3(5^k - 4^k - 3^k) + 2.5^k - 1.4^k > 0
( > 0 ) (5^k is always > 4^k for the given domain, hence, 2.5^k > 4^k, and therefore, 2.5^k - 4^k > 0 )
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withoutaface said:
:.dx/dt=v
dt/dx=1/v
then integrate, find the constant, and simplify.
damn it!
it's so easy now...took me one minute to do it in front of the computer....damn....3 marks i could so easily have got - would have been 78/84!!
ah well, too late now.

i wrote some "working" to see if i could get a mark....i just wrote x=|v dt and i wrote a couple of other lines of working....do u reckon i could get 1 mark?? i'm remaining hopeful, but i'm not expecting much.
 

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