It's wiser to learn them, understand and apply them. Not just rote learn.in regards to parametric equations is it wise to remember the different methods for the elimination of the parameters in different situations or do you just figure out a way on the day of the test. thanks
+1It's wiser to learn them, understand and apply them. Not just rote learn.
Do as many as possible. If you can memorise them and apply it to new questions that's fine. Remember your identities and watch out for possible reciprocations with these questions.yes, when i am doing the questions i am understanding the questions but tbh some questions i just cant seem to be able to remove the parameters until i see the method, then kind of see how it works and memorize it. it almost seems that this is what this topic is about.
That too!+1
also don't forget stuff like (a-b)^2=(a+b)^2-4ab
Good luck then! Make sure you don't do repetitive questions once it's drilled in your head. Time management during your yearlies is crucial.i think i just might continueing doing questions before my test on monday as i seem to be learning new methods of removing paramaters in new situations.