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AEA June 2011

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Reply 160
anyone get t=-1 for the last part of the last question?
Reply 161
someone help me with mediafire! I've never used it before... I uploaded the paper but can't find a download link to send to you?
Original post by lcw
anyone get t=-1 for the last part of the last question?


I got this value too.
Original post by soczek322
someone help me with mediafire! I've never used it before... I uploaded the paper but can't find a download link to send to you?


go to mediafire.com click on my files at top

click on the files u uploaded and copy paste the url
Reply 165
Anyone help on the first part of Vector Q?
Original post by Ultimate1
Anyone help on the first part of Vector Q?


I found a vector perpendicular to line via dot product,
then set up a line in form r=a +Xb with a =p and b=perpendicular
I then found value of X up to intersection, doubled it and subbed it back in to find P', anyone agree with this
Reply 167
Original post by arob752
I found a vector perpendicular to line via dot product,
then set up a line in form r=a +Xb with a =p and b=perpendicular
I then found value of X up to intersection, doubled it and subbed it back in to find P', anyone agree with this


yep
Reply 168
Original post by implus
This is how I did question 1:



fffffffffffffff

That's so simple. I hate exams. I only made one substitution (x=theta+35) and got my answers in terms of tan35 and tan53.
Reply 169
Did anyone get 4 for 3c?
Reply 170
Original post by Pheylan
Did anyone get 4 for 3c?


I got 3root3 / 8 ?
(edited 12 years ago)
Reply 171
Just realised that the second term by itself is bigger than 4. Wtf was I thinking
Reply 172
Original post by Pheylan
Just realised that the second term by itself is bigger than 4. Wtf was I thinking


Area = sinx * (cosx)^3

That cannot be bigger than 1...
Reply 173
Original post by soczek322
Area = sinx * (cosx)^3

That cannot be bigger than 1...


Question 3c, I wrote 4
Reply 174
FML I just realised I wrote down 2^4 = 8
Answer to 3(c) is 70, surely? (k = 6, p = 4/3, q= 3/5, let n go to infinity). (I assume this is the sum question - question numbers are missing in the 1st uploaded page).
(edited 12 years ago)
Reply 176
Original post by Pheylan
Question 3c, I wrote 4


Oh sorry I think I got 70 but wasn't really sure - I subbed in p = 4/3 and q = 3/5 and k = 6 into part b)
Reply 177
I wrote S/6 = <stuff>, then multiplied by 6 at the end - thought it'd give the same answer
Original post by Pheylan
I wrote S/6 = <stuff>, then multiplied by 6 at the end - thought it'd give the same answer
It does, assuming you don't make any mistakes.
Reply 179
I probably mixed up p and q or something. ****ing idiot

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