Timske
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post up the question i forgot it already lolStep by Step solutions for B and C please!
post up the question i forgot it already lolStep by Step solutions for B and C please!
94? (95 if lucky and every1 else screws up)sud get about 90-92% raw mark, do you guys have any idea what that would align to
Yes, the question asked 0 < theta < pi/2. So radians, not degrees.I left my answer in degrees... do you think this will affect anything?
16C had 2 parts, wrong threadC(I) that was just probability: P=(1/n^k-1){k(n-1)/(n-k)x(n-2)/(n-k-1)x...(n-k)/(...)} then simplify
C(II) substitition of k+1 in I, then solve simultaneous
(III) look for discrimant
(iv)??
Yeah I proved it was a minimum and everything... it's just that it's in degrees...did you have to prove this is a minimum by doing 2nd derivative because i just finished the question by writing pi/6
yep, you always have to prove it :/did you have to prove this is a minimum by doing 2nd derivative because i just finished the question by writing pi/6
Point T is (cos theta, sin theta) or the other way around ?This is for 16b)
gradient OT = tan theta, therefore gradient tp = -1/tan theta...
point T is (sin theta, cos theta) and use equation of a line formula