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Reply 680
Original post by Gome44
That's more like it :smile:


I was working with a mechanics problem with polar coordinates and a very similar ODE arose (slightly easier)


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So I could not possibly not make this question.
Original post by Gome44
How did your step exams go?


Odd. Think i got grade 1 in step II but grade 2 in III. But lets see. I made a terrible choice of questions in III and was slower then I usually am.
Wbu?

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Reply 682
Original post by TeeEm
I just updated the file you are after

http://madasmaths.com/archive/maths_booklets/advanced_topics/laplace_transforms.pdf

this has heaviside function, impulse function and periodic functions.

hope it is useful.


YES!! Thanks for this :biggrin:

going to start learning it in few days after getting a few distractions out the way first
Original post by physicsmaths
Odd. Think i got grade 1 in step II but grade 2 in III. But lets see. I made a terrible choice of questions in III and was slower then I usually am.
Wbu?

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Didn't do it (was going to sit it for fun but had too many exams this year)
Reply 684
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Original post by TeeEm
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Here's the way I did it if you're interested, I think it may be slightly quicker :smile:
Reply 686
Original post by Gome44
Here's the way I did it if you're interested, I think it may be slightly quicker :smile:


very good indeed!
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Original post by TeeEm
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Im guessing i cant use AM GM straight


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Original post by physicsmaths
Im guessing i cant use AM GM straight


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I have no idea if there are alternatives ...

From my point of view, as the question ,maker it is difficult to see anything else apart from one method, because I started from the answer and worked "backwards".

I am guessing this is a hard question, soon to go into my Special papers.
Original post by TeeEm
I have no idea if there are alternatives ...

From my point of view, as the question ,maker it is difficult to see anything else apart from one method, because I started from the answer and worked "backwards".

I am guessing this is a hard question, soon to go into my Special papers.


By AM GM arithematic mean>=geometric mean
Let three numbers be a^3 b^3 b^3
Rewrite as (a^3+b^3+b^3)/3>=((abb)^3)^1/3
Simplifies to answer.


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Original post by physicsmaths
By AM GM arithematic mean>=geometric mean
Let three numbers be a^3 b^3 b^3
Rewrite as (a^3+b^3+b^3)/3>=((abb)^3)^1/3
Simplifies to answer.


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I guess you can ...

But there is a method without specialized knowledge.
Original post by TeeEm
I guess you can ...

But there is a method without specialized knowledge.


Yes I am gona try to do it via that method later on.


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Reply 694
Original post by physicsmaths
Yes I am gona try to do it via that method later on.


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24 hours to do it ...p5.jpg
Ok just doing it now. Only took a few minutes without using am-gm aswell haha


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Sorry but that iff should be if and not if and only if as a,b>0 is sufficient not neccasary.
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Original post by TeeEm
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Wow that was fun AND easy!!! Just gave me a much needed sprinkle of confidence, merci beaucoup! I should start doing these.
Original post by TeeEm
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I think the forth last step (in the solution) has a "printing" error in it. Otherwise how did the 4/(k+4) turn into a 1/(k+4) . This also may have affected the paper, because then the 1/f(k) inside the bracket should be a 4/f(k) .
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Original post by gagafacea1
I think the forth last step (in the solution) has a "printing" error in it. Otherwise how did the 4/(k+4) turn into a 1/(k+4) . This also may have affected the paper, because then the 1/f(k) inside the bracket should be a 4/f(k) .


Silly error thank you for pointing it

Luckily it did not affect the method.

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