thanks very much do you think that is a hard question for as level? bearing in mind this is as level!
Pretty standard differentiation question tbh, something you'd expect in the exam for algebra differentiation, they can't just give you simple ones otherwise that's easy marks :P
Yeah, I'm at your level too! I, personally, didn't find it difficult, but I can see where you would have trouble (it's pretty weird changing the denominator, actually). I think I would've had trouble without it saying "if f'(x) = whatever". If you practice enough, it'll become second nature, so, at the moment, it may seem difficult, but give it time
Pretty standard differentiation question tbh, something you'd expect in the exam for algebra differentiation, they can't just give you simple ones otherwise that's easy marks :P
dude, that is harder than standard questions... just saying
dude, that is harder than standard questions... just saying
Well it is unlikely they'll say y=3x^4+3x^3+2x+1 find the maximum value that's like c2 differentiation exercise 9b) stuff like 9c) 9d) and mixed exercises they're more likely to ask. Regardless though if your not familiar with indices and other things used here it can be tough
Well it is unlikely they'll say y=3x^4+3x^3+2x+1 find the maximum value that's like c2 differentiation exercise 9b) stuff like 9c) 9d) and mixed exercises they're more likely to ask. Regardless though if your not familiar with indices and other things used here it can be tough
I am doing these questions from a textbook I bought, not the edexcel one... I have done all the edexcel ones they are quite easy tbh lol
and yea, I am going to practice C1 all day tomorrow do all then indicies questions etc