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Reply 900
Original post by ThePersian
Oh, Okay thanks


No worries :smile:
Original post by hello.cupcake
Sorry to be a pain but I can't do probability!!!!!!

For question 6c, why don't you include the outside of the Venn Diagram when finding the probability of A and not B? Surely the outside counts as the not B bit?

Thanks you're all amazing, bye.


They're asking for the probability of A given that B doesn't happen. The outside does count as "not B", though.
Reply 902
Hmm, stuck on a log question:

Solve for x:

5x=3x1 5^{x} = 3^{x-1}

So far, I have:

xlog5=xlog3log3 xlog5 = xlog3 - log3

but I have no idea where to go from there :confused:. Help?
Reply 903
Original post by Choppie
Hmm, stuck on a log question:

Solve for x:

5x=3x1 5^{x} = 3^{x-1}

So far, I have:

xlog5=xlog3log3 xlog5 = xlog3 - log3

but I have no idea where to go from there :confused:. Help?


Rearrange then factor out the x :smile:
Today has gone pretty well - S in STEP III mock, as well as 75/75 in C4 mock. :smile:
Reply 905
Original post by joostan
Rearrange then factor out the x :smile:


How could I have not spotted that?! Thanks! :smile:
Reply 906
Original post by Choppie
How could I have not spotted that?! Thanks! :smile:


Any time :smile:
Can anyone help me with this question please...

Show that cotx - sin2x = cotxcos2x for 0<x<180 (3 marks)


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Reply 908
Original post by annaridgway95
Can anyone help me with this question please...

Show that cotx - sin2x = cotxcos2x for 0<x<180 (3 marks)


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Is this a show that or a solve for x?

First off rewrite cot(x) in terms of sin and cos, then write the LHS as one fraction :smile:
Original post by joostan
Is this a show that or a solve for x?

First off rewrite cot(x) in terms of sin and cos, then write the LHS as one fraction :smile:


First part is show that, second part asks to solve... Do I need to change sin2x into 2sinxcosx?


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Reply 910
Original post by annaridgway95
First part is show that, second part asks to solve... Do I need to change sin2x into 2sinxcosx?


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Yep:
So you've got:
cos(x)sin(x)2sin(x)cos(x)\frac{\cos(x)}{\sin(x)} - 2\sin(x)\cos(x)
What now? :smile:
Original post by joostan
Yep:
So you've got:
cos(x)sin(x)2sin(x)cos(x)\frac{\cos(x)}{\sin(x)} - 2\sin(x)\cos(x)
What now? :smile:


I'm so confused :/ I've got up to that bit


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Original post by DJMayes
Today has gone pretty well - S in STEP III mock, as well as 75/75 in C4 mock. :smile:


Congratulations, that's brilliant! I just did my unit 1 Chemistry mock and its like reliving my experience last year :-/ Also I think I've planned to do a STEP I mock tomorrow so i hope it goes well, although I need to get the video of all the teachers dancing to gangnam style for the leavers assembly, it's going to be hilarious! :biggrin:


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Reply 913
Original post by annaridgway95
I'm so confused :/ I've got up to that bit


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Rewrite as:
cos(x)2sin2(x)cos(x)sin(x)\dfrac{\cos(x)- 2\sin^2(x)\cos(x)}{\sin(x)}
Can you see what I did here, and what the next step is? :smile:
Original post by joostan
Rewrite as:
cos(x)2sin2(x)cos(x)sin(x)\dfrac{\cos(x)- 2\sin^2(x)\cos(x)}{\sin(x)}
Can you see what I did here, and what the next step is? :smile:


Yeah that makes sense, still don't know what to do next though D: change 2sin^2x into 2(1-cos^2x) ? I really don't know..


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Reply 915
Original post by annaridgway95
Yeah that makes sense, still don't know what to do next though D: change 2sin^2x into 2(1-cos^2x) ? I really don't know..
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Consider a double angle expression for cos(2x) . . .:smile:
Original post by joostan
Consider a double angle expression for cos(2x) . . .:smile:


There's only a cos2x on the RHS though isn't there?


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Reply 917
Original post by annaridgway95
There's only a cos2x on the RHS though isn't there?


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cos(2x)=cos2(x)sin2(x)=(1sin2(x))sin2(x)\cos(2x)= \cos^2(x) - \sin^2(x) = (1 -\sin^2(x)) - sin^2(x)
You can finish up :tongue:
Original post by joostan
cos(2x)=cos2(x)sin2(x)=(1sin2(x))sin2(x)\cos(2x)= \cos^2(x) - \sin^2(x) = (1 -\sin^2(x)) - sin^2(x)
You can finish up :tongue:


1 - 2sin^2x but I don't understand where that fits in?


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Original post by annaridgway95
1 - 2sin^2x but I don't understand where that fits in?


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Never mind, I'm being stupid! Hahaha.
Thank you! :smile:


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