Thank you! I differentiated it to find the stationary points however, I only got root 2?? But when I inputted 1 and 2, I got the gradient as being 0? I'm quite confused on that part.
However, I got the actual volume right when I inputted x=2 into the bit that I integrated
I'm waiting on St Andrews and Edinburgh. Already heard from Glasgow but I haven't been there yet so idk what the uni is like.
Glasgow is beautiful! The city is brilliant too. Was one of my faves. Had such a more friendly feel about it than Edinburgh imo (this was maths /physics department tho)
I personally found projectiles hard last year, probably because we rushed to learn them before the exam They're the reason I need to resit the exam this year
I personally found projectiles hard last year, probably because we rushed to learn them before the exam They're the reason I need to resit the exam this year
what exam board are you? Our M3 is simple harmonic and circular motion type stuff...
projectiles *shudder* I just made suvat lists and hoped that would get me through it
OCR, we have SHM and circular motion, and they have decided to mash circular motion and free projectile motion into the same questions, it's horrible
We also do rigid bodies and hinges and elastic string problems, which are probably the easier questions
Our M1 is projectiles, resolving forces on a plane, general suvat M2 is moments, centre of mass, energy work and power m3(which I'm not doing) is circular motion SHM etc...
The discrepancy between exam boards in content is ridiculous. We barely touch differential equations in maths and further maths and some exam boards get to do second order ones! So strange.