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Wanted to know how to do this question. I have done part a and found that the amplitude is equal to (b-a)/2 A particle performs simple harmonic motion on a straight line. It has a zero speed at the point A and B whose distance on the same side from a fixed point O are a and b respectively...

need help from part b onwards, including a for context.

A sequence is defined by an+1 = 1/2 (an + 2/an) where a1=1 and n is a positive integer Use induction to show that (an - √2)/an + √2) = ((1 - √2)/(1+√2))^2^(n-1)

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Hey, I've been stuck on this question for a while so was hoping if someone could help me with parts c and d. (parts a and b given for context) a) obtain cos6θ as a polynomial in cosθ. b) Hence show that x=cos ((2k+1) π)/12 where k=0,1,2,3,4,5 are the roots of the equation 32x^6-48x^4+18x^2-1=0...

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they gave it in euler form as e^i(theta+ 2pi/3) I also got modulus as 2

Can someone send working out for/explain this question: The points A and B represent the complex numbers z1 and z2 respectively, where modulus of z1=1 and arg(z1)=theta OB is root3 times as long as OA and <AOB = 90. B represents the complex number z2 Which complex number re[resents z2-z1?

Hi, I was struggling with this question in the Cambridge textbook so I stumbled upon a solution online which seems to work, however I dont understand how the person thought of this and why this works. I also dont understand what the part about the pi -pi stuff is about either If someone who...

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Can you guys help me with how to do this question? 17. the points P1, P2 and P3 represent the complex numbers z1, z2 and z3 respectively. If z2/z1 = z3/z2 , show that OP2 bisects angle P1OP3.