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Hello there. I need a little bit of help on one of these questions. I can do 2a and 2b but I don't know where to begin on 2c. Maybe an indication of what to do if that would be really helpful. Thanks in advance.![Name: Maths Assignement 2 q2.png
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For i) you should get y using a well known identity, and plug that into the arc length formula?
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For i) you should get y using a well known identity, and plug that into the arc length formula?
For i) you should get y using a well known identity, and plug that into the arc length formula?
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(Original post by Tee.Q)
is y = h + c?
is y = h + c?
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Hyperbolic identity. Just look at the shape of the wire, that would give you a clue.
Hyperbolic identity. Just look at the shape of the wire, that would give you a clue.
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(Original post by mqb2766)
For i) you should get y using a well known identity, and plug that into the arc length formula?
For i) you should get y using a well known identity, and plug that into the arc length formula?
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(Original post by Tee.Q)
y = cosh(x)? Am I on the right track?
y = cosh(x)? Am I on the right track?
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