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I turned z1 and z2 into modulus argument form so I got z1 = cos(pi/2)+isin(pi/2) and z2= cos(pi/4)+isin(pi/4) but I dont know how to prove arg(z1+z2) as I had never seen this identity before.

MUDAMUDAMUDAMUDA! WRYYYYY!

Much appreciated thanks.

If anyone has any papers based on mathematical induction and trigonometric equations for 3U would be much appreciated.

j..jojo? Is that you?

If you are in not the top percentage yet then that means your current 'natural intelligence' is not sufficient enough enough for year 10 standards let alone year 11 or 12. However if you find learning and absorbing things easy then I highly recommend starting a proper study routine where you do...

Hello do you still have a spot in your class for 3U or are you full?

Thank you very much Dan!

I seem to be getting a folder is not accessible error when I press the links.

Do you mind if i can get some of the practice papers?

Hey guys Im one of the year 12 students for 2020 and I have any upcoming extension 1 maths tests coming in roughly 2 weeks from now. I would just like to ask if anyone has Assessment task 1 previous year tests for me to practice on. Any help would be much appreciated.

Hello can you put up the 2U and 3U Maths internal tests please?