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Original post by Gome44
Sorry about that, but I think the method is quite simple

Let x=0.5tan(u)
Let u=π/4 -z


How'd you come up with the second sub (I tried the initial 0.5tanu)?
Original post by 1 8 13 20 42
How'd you come up with the second sub (I tried the initial 0.5tanu)?


I tried π/2 - z as this sometimes works (I was trying to turn the tan in cot), but the limits changed to much. Thus, I tried π/4 - z to 'preserve' the limits (tbh it was just a lucky guess :smile:)
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Original post by Gome44
Sorry about that, but I think the method is quite simple

Let x=0.5tan(u)
Let u=π/4 -z


that is what I did...
I just could not follow your work (I swear I saw integration by parts there)
Reply 1363
Series Question
Any takers?
Original post by TeeEm
Series Question
Any takers?



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Rather nice question :yep:

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Original post by Krollo
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Rather nice question :yep:

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it was a nice question ... it is no more since you posted the solution

I made this today I was trying to make a question combining series from FP1 and FP2 together.
Original post by TeeEm
it was a nice question ... it is no more since you posted the solution

I made this today I was trying to make a question combining series from FP1 and FP2 together.


Lol I'll spoiler it :tongue:

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Reply 1367
Integration Question
Any takers?
Original post by TeeEm
Integration Question
Any takers?


Wasn't that a STEP I question?
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Original post by rcmehta
Wasn't that a STEP I question?


I did not know that it was.
Please show me the paper
Original post by TeeEm
I did not know that it was.
Please show me the paper


1997, Q6
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Original post by rcmehta
1997, Q6


did not know ...

mine came from else where
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Original post by TeeEm
did not know ...

mine came from else where


To be fair the STEP question is too easy really.

Spoiler

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Original post by 1 8 13 20 42
To be fair the STEP question is too easy really.

Spoiler



I did it exactly the same way
Maybe there is some other way, but I have seen the question before and once you have seen it it is very difficult to think of anything else
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Original post by 1 8 13 20 42
To be fair the STEP question is too easy really.

Spoiler



try this one which I have also stolen and changed into my resources ...

this is the original ...

I will pull my hair if somebody says "this question is from so and so ..."
Original post by TeeEm
try this one which I have also stolen and changed into my resources ...

this is the original ...

I will pull my hair if somebody says "this question is from so and so ..."


I got -4 which seems suspect
I don't think I am thinking concretely enough (tired, probably not in mental/maths shape in general) for something so involved but it's a very interesting question.

edit: hang on I spotted an error
(edited 8 years ago)
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Original post by 1 8 13 20 42
I got -4 which seems suspect
I don't think I am thinking concretely enough (tired, probably not in mental/maths shape in general) for something so involved but it's a very interesting question.


the answer should be 4
do you want my adapted stolen version solution and then you can try yours
Original post by TeeEm
the answer should be 4
do you want my adapted stolen version solution and then you can try yours


I made a sign error, I do get 4 now :colondollar:
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Original post by 1 8 13 20 42
I made a sign error, I do get 4 now :colondollar:


all good
Reply 1379
UPDATE ON I.Y.G.B SPECIAL PAPERS

So far uploaded in my site

Paper Z (final draft)
Paper Z (solutions)

Paper Y (final draft)
Paper Y (solutions)

Paper X (draft)
Paper W (draft)

Note that until I write the solutions mark allocation may change
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