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Reply 40
EvenStevens
-pi to pi is just -180 to 180 in degrees.

It helps to know the equivalences

30o=π630^o = \frac{\pi}{6}


45o=π445^o = \frac{\pi}{4}


60o=π360^o = \frac{\pi}{3}


90o=π290^o = \frac{\pi}{2}


180o=π180^o = \pi


270o=3π2270^o = \frac{3\pi}{2}


360o=2π360^o = 2 \pi


Sorry. Just one question. is pi/180 right? [Dunno how to do the pi diagram thing]
Yes.
Reply 42
EvenStevens
Yup, arc formula, general formula concerning sectors and segments.
Quadratic formula, formula for area of a triangle, proof for geometric series, log laws, formula for gradients and line lengths etc.

:smile:


I thought we were given geometric series formulae?

also... it isn't explained in this mark scheme, but how do you find the gradient of a radius in a circle.. at a particular point e.g. (6,4). here it's done 4-1/6-2 giving 3/4. but i'm not sure where the 1 and the 2 have come from and why they're being subtracted from the 4 and the 6.
You are given it...but you need to be able to derive it.
Reply 44
cdeu12
I thought we were given geometric series formulae?

also... it isn't explained in this mark scheme, but how do you find the gradient of a radius in a circle.. at a particular point e.g. (6,4). here it's done 4-1/6-2 giving 3/4. but i'm not sure where the 1 and the 2 have come from and why they're being subtracted from the 4 and the 6.


Yep, you are given the forumla for ap's and gp's but you need to be able to derive them both.

And the circle question, the 1 and 2 must be a point on the circle, then you find the grad of the line joining that point and the center, using,

y2y1x2x1=m\dfrac{y_2 - y_1}{x_2 - x_1} = m
:p: if you're going to use latex, at least figure out the commands
Reply 46
EvenStevens
:p: if you're going to use latex, at least figure out the commands


meh
You may as have done it in ascii. You got the equation wrong anyway :p:
The point of LaTeX is to make mathematical formulae clearer to read.

What it's meant to look like is...

y2y1x2x1=m\dfrac{y_2 - y_1}{x_2 - x_1} = m
Reply 48
:biggrin:

I should probably get some sleep now....
Reply 49
what time is c1 and what time is c2
Depends what time your school decides to start exams.

Mine starts at 9:30, C1.
C2 follows on straight after
Reply 51
lol mine is 12 oclock c1 ... 1400 c2
Reply 52
C1 for me is at 8:50 and C2 starts after......
XikenElAmo
lol mine is 12 oclock c1 ... 1400 c2


PASO COÑAPEROOO
XikenElAmo, don't PM people asking us to help you cheat.

It's not on.
Reply 55
EvenStevens
XikenElAmo, don't PM people asking us to help you cheat.

It's not on.


So it wasn't just me who got that.....
Reply 56
Good luck everyone, i'm doing C1 myself .. so I just thought i'd drop by and wish you lot all the best.
Nope, me too.
I hope you reported him.

Also, cheers Rei.

GOOD LUCK EVERYONE!
Reply 58
XikenElAmo
lol mine is 12 oclock c1 ... 1400 c2


No way, doesn't that technically mean i could come home after the C1 exam and tell you ALL the answers?! :p:
Rei
No way, doesn't that technically mean i could come home after the C1 exam and tell you ALL the answers?! :p:


Yeah, he PM'd me and nicangeli asking us to do JUST that. Scum >_>

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