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finding the x int basically means letting it equal 0. For this one, this seems like it requires e1 techniques to make sure you got all of the x-intercepts however, you can literally guess and check to find one. I guess you can use calculus and find the turning points and use the intermediate value theorem (idk if that is in math advanced).View attachment 51537
Can someone please tell me how to find the x intercepts of this without ext math? Am I just stupid and forgetting some easy method or what
thats sad ig the only option is to sub in points. usually its cus of the coefficients like 2+3=5 or smth like that. idk what adv wants from youIntermediate value theorem is ext sadly
yeah that is true but my teacher told us they'll rarely give anything that ranges beyond thatMaking y = 0 is all fine but I really don't know how to do this with a cubic. I've already gotten all the turning points so I would think the easiest way is to find the gradient in 2 intermediate areas, say y=5 and y=1 to have a rough estimation but that isn't helpful because the intercepts have to be labelled.
I just took a photo on my phone and sent it to email it to myself to copy from my laptop
And yeah, I've seen subbing in values to get an approximation but that becomes difficult if the curve ranges beyond x = -5 to 5
Sometimes, people will recognise the coefficient as something that will eventually add up to 0 and thus will sub in 1 or -1. There a whole list of potential rational roots that but thats in ext 1. If they ask this in adv i assume you have to sub in points as there is a whole topic in ext 1 about polynomialsI don't believe I've heard that before

use rational root theorem and then sub in those values until u get a root out, and then just use sums and products to find the other two roots, u can check if other two roots exist by taking the discriminant of the quadratic factor u get after the linear factor u found using the rational root theoremView attachment 51537
Can someone please tell me how to find the x intercepts of this without ext math? Am I just stupid and forgetting some easy method or what
yeah but this is in math adv apparentlyuse rational root theorem and then sub in those values until u get a root out, and then just use sums and products to find the other two roots, u can check if other two roots exist by taking the discriminant of the quadratic factor u get after the linear factor u found using the rational root theorem
oh what my bad then? how could he does this without math ext techniques?yeah but this is in math adv apparently
i mean it is one of the challenging topics but i wouldn't say its too difficult. i would often just get confused between the integration and differentiation formulas cuz they are really similar but after a lot of practice i'd say you kinda get the hang of itI finally started integration, is it really difficult? Like..... the most difficult thing in the advanced syllabus?
my math teacher says that integration is like 🤏 this in comparison to other topics (especially in adv)I finally started integration, is it really difficult? Like..... the most difficult thing in the advanced syllabus?
yeaa i agree i hated random variables and all that stuff compared to anything elsemy math teacher says that integration is like 🤏 this in comparison to other topics (especially in adv)
its just rules, like differentiation, so if you like differentiation you'll like integration. imo stats and probability are the most difficult things in adv![]()
integrations pretty fun once you get the hang of it. but i havent encountered ext 1/2 integration yet, so ill probably take this back laterI've had 2 people tell me that integration was the hardest topic in adv
for me its 3d trig and maybe financial maths.I think optimisation problems are the hardest it ever gets.
It's all just rules though. I am finding integration though one of the very slightly more difficult topics.
Half of Statistical Analysis for Year 12 seems like Standard 2 Mathematics to be honest.
its literally the same thing in me2integrations pretty fun once you get the hang of it. but i havent encountered ext 1/2 integration yet, so ill probably take this back later![]()
U think that’s the hardest? That’s literally the easiest imo. Stuff like logs, the other trig stuff, etc are the worst. Probability isn’t even that bad tbh. I swear my struggles are the opposite to everyone else’sfor me its 3d trig and maybe financial maths.
financial math makes me want to sob. why is it so boring?U think that’s the hardest? That’s literally the easiest imo. Stuff like logs, the other trig stuff, etc are the worst. Probability isn’t even that bad tbh. I swear my struggles are the opposite to everyone else’s
Yea that’s true but it’s better than destroying my brain with harder stufffinancial math makes me want to sob. why is it so boring?
