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Bachelor of Actuarial Studies (Co-op) @ UNSW :)

Hi there! My name is Stanley Hu and I am excited to offer you my services as a tutor throughout 2016! I sat the HSC in 2015, scoring an ATAR of 99.65 as Dux of The King's School, having completed Mathematics and Mathematics Extension 1 in 2014. I will be studying a Bachelor of Actuarial...

If anyone needs some reading material, BOSTES has uploaded the paper onto their site already... http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/hsc_exams/2015/exams/2015-hsc-maths-ext-2.pdf

Unfortunately Carrotsticks will lose marks for not drawing all complex numbers on the same half-page Argand diagram.

Sorry my copy is missing Q11 and Q15 b) and c)

PAPER: http://1drv.ms/1W3GBII High-quality, scanned.

The x^2n doesn't equal one though... There are more coefficients from the products in the other terms...

Re: 4u trials CSSA Uhhhh did it 8 hours and suddenly forgets everything... Question 16: ~ Induction - Strong Induction/Recursion ~ General solution of cos2x + cos3x +cos4x = 0, we were given the sums to products formula ~ Final part worth 5 marks: (z+1)^n+(z-1)^n = 0 1) RTP: mod(z-1) =...

Re: MX2 2015 Integration Marathon Yeah, it does look a bit strange...how would I go about undergoing the substitution in one line though? To prevent having u's and x's at the same time?

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Hi, Can I please have a sample of Henry IV Part 1, Sylvia Plath and Robert Frost notes please? Thank you very much. contactstanleyhu@gmail.com

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The Terry Lee solution is slightly different to the intersection of the two circle inequalities. Terry Lee's solution is the region bounded by the unit circle, y=√3x and y=-√3x. If these methods are equally valid, how come they bear different results?

The question states that w moves along a certain parabola. As the question asked for the cartesian equation of the parabola, is y^2 = -4(x-3) not sufficient? My assumption is valid because I am told it is a parabola?

The solutions have 100x^2 + 36y^2 = 225

PRACTICE. PRACTICE.

Hey, I can't seem to find the Locus for Question 22. a) I have completed the proofs above, but can't seem to find the locus of w, when lzl = 2. Thanks for the help!

Re: HSC 2015 3U Marathon