Which part?it was easier than what I expexted zzzzz anyone can explain the last probability?
Sorry I didnt remember the question that well yes that was right.Hey be careful bro, it was 2^(2n) so you had to multiply by 2^(2n +1)
Did you screw up?I just... I cant... I don't even know what to say
The people who thought it was easy probably did 4-unit. The people who just did 2-unit and 3-unit would've found it hard - exhibit A and B.Finally someone who can make me feel better
Agreed... Alot of non extension 2 students couldn't obtain the result required.The people who thought it was easy probably did 4-unit. The people who just did 2-unit and 3-unit would've found it hard - exhibit A and B.
FML.
inb4 100%Did you screw up?
Yeah he was probably referring to it being too easyinb4 100%
why is it root11/2 ? Wasnt the graph v^2 against x?Gg its root11/2
Hmm, I just let v=0 and solved it that waywhy is it root11/2 ? Wasnt the graph v^2 against x?
Not really.I'm starting 4u nextweek, would I have done better in the exam knowing 4u?
Not necessarily, but some things in 4-unit can be used to make 3-unit more efficient.I'm starting 4u nextweek, would I have done better in the exam knowing 4u?
Since c=5Hmm, I just let v=0 and solved it that way
nah, they're referring to the candidature. 4u kids are often more mathematically capable and will do betterI'm starting 4u nextweek, would I have done better in the exam knowing 4u?
Maybe. If you're capable of doing 4u (particularly the harder 3u area), then you should be able to tackle those corresponding topics in 3u.I'm starting 4u nextweek, would I have done better in the exam knowing 4u?
Actually I think you multiplied by 2^(2n+1) in the endThe probability A wins was 1/2 so you find an equation for probability up to n and then multiply both sidens by 2^(n+1) to obtain the answer.