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can i get some as well... i will need quadruple the amount thocan i please borrow just 5 of your brain cells for fridays exam?
can i get some as well... i will need quadruple the amount thocan i please borrow just 5 of your brain cells for fridays exam?
you don’t need that much detail but having some level of ruled accuracy with them is goodView attachment 40769
this is 2022 hsc q12a
r we required to draw out the gradient line stuff to show that its that gradient?
r markers that pick. cuz all i did was just them relative to each other
also can someone pls clarify this thxView attachment 40721View attachment 40722
could someone explain what they did for part ii lol
I got the same answer but i just did they collide so equated y = y then got V = 20sin(alpha) at collision, and just subbed in a=72 from i. But idk where they got the triangle and stuff from?
- The derivative can never be negative because siny>=-1. This makes C impossibleView attachment 40775
best way to do this?
you just need E(X)=np and some logic to do this question, there’s not rlly any 2u stats involved?View attachment 40776
i lost a mark bc i didn't know what expected score is bc i forgot from 2u
@carrotsss which bits of 2u stats should i remember/know for binomial?
the equation they used at the start of (ii) comes from the equating of x at the start, the triangle is just for the fact that it’s cos(arctan(3)), so to find an exact value you can use a triangleView attachment 40721View attachment 40722
could someone explain what they did for part ii lol
I got the same answer but i just did they collide so equated y = y then got V = 20sin(alpha) at collision, and just subbed in a=72 from i. But idk where they got the triangle and stuff from?
btw your method is also rightView attachment 40721View attachment 40722
could someone explain what they did for part ii lol
I got the same answer but i just did they collide so equated y = y then got V = 20sin(alpha) at collision, and just subbed in a=72 from i. But idk where they got the triangle and stuff from?
this topic will be the death of me idc idc why can't they just give like a hard binomial proof instead or smth pls10000% perms and combs are coming, last time it was asked was 2020
i dont get this?- The derivative approaches 0, at which point the y value cannot increase further, so it can’t just go up forever. This makes D impossible
Hence, B
as y->3pi/2, sin(y)->-1 therefore dy/dx->0, and this means it stops going up and it can’t reach that point, hence an asymptote at 3pi/2i dont get this?