[01perryd]

Here is the ms

http://www.freeexampapers.com/A%20Le...%2005%20MS.pdf

How are the last 2 statements the same. Surely you cant take the +/- outside the logs

[insparato]

You proved it in the first part.



So



Becomes either or

[.A.]

Although I was very busy with FP1. I thought I will help you.

So you have two of 1 +root and 1-root.

Write ln (1 - root ) and ofcourse separate the x present. so you two ln equation. ln (1-root) -ln(x)

Lets deal with ln(1-root)

write -ln ( 1 / 1-root) if you know what I mean

Then multiply both top and bottom with 1 + root. And you will be fine.

back to FP1.

.A.

[Chaoslord]

Originally Posted by 01perryd

Here is the ms

http://www.freeexampapers.com/A%20Le...%2005%20MS.pdf

How are the last 2 statements the same. Surely you cant take the +/- outside the logs

i am too slow =[

[01perryd]

Originally Posted by insparato

You proved it in the first part.



So



Becomes either or

Thanks a lot. I see it now. You didn't even need to do it to get the mark i was just curious

[invicta]

lol ive just done this paper! i was going to ask this question exactly! thanks!! x

[insparato]

No probs. Usually if they ask things like that in the first part, they want you to use it somewhere later on.