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show me induction inequality please >< only did one question lol

damn no questions asked :cry: if anyone has difficult questions please post them up, tmr is my exam and i would like to kill it Rep up for grabs if is hard :p

damn the rabbit is travelling too fast, last time i saw it was 8 months left ><

Two trains each make a journey of 330 km. One of the trains travel 5 km/h faster than the other and takes 30 mins less time. find the speeds of each train. Was a previously posted question, but the d = v /t stuffed me up Full working please :devil:

Another thread to revise on the whole terms work :drink: Simply post questions on any of the above-mentioned topics and hope for them to be answered x) Hmm the rule is whoever answers a question must ask a question in return, just like a marathon. i'll start off with an easy one Prove by...

here is the solution to end all of your miseries xD http://community.boredofstudies.org/13/mathematics-extension-1/241401/locus.html hmm link goes back to maths page o-o well its in 3u section under locus topic by super.muppy

rofl didn't i say prove it, you get 0 for stating it. It is obvious that it is at (0,0) as i said "one point". Anyone else wna try being a genius like carrot, maybe apply e = mc^2 along the way? :hat:

can anyone tell me some things that could be improved or removed please Comment :)

wrong there is one. Can anyone prove this? Instead of simply stating stuff like carrot :lol:

heres part of the scene YouTube - Pride and Prejudice: Professing Love

1. What values does this scene show? A woman is expected to behave in certain ways. Stepping outside the social norms makes her vulnerable to ostracism. This scene illustrates the highly restrictive and conservative society in which reputation is of utmost importance. People were bound by the...

im gna post my response up tmr midday, need some comments :)

no one has any suggestions of strong visual techniques? :(

Ok im doing a film study for P&P, the scene is most likely to be Darcy's proposal to Elizabeth. The questions are likely to be : 1. What values does this scene show 2. What visual and aural techniques are present and how do they reinforce values 3. Compare P&P and LTA, explaining similar/...

how it has transformed your initial response to something which may give value. OR how it has enlightened you and changed your point of view basically.

my turn find a point on the parabola x^2 = 4ay which has its normal passing through its focus. Prove that this is the point without simply stating it.

using m1m2 = -1 y-4/ x +3 x y-2/ x-3 = -1 (y-4)(y-2) = - (x-3)(x+3) rearranging, you get x^2 - y^2 - 6y - 1 =0 which is a circle

dw ill just take the easy way out and say x= 4 cos both points are vertical next question please

its easy to say but can you do it? next question <DIR>Find the equation of the focal chord that cuts the curve y^2 =16x at (4,8) its x = 4 but dno how to prove it even though you can see they are both at x = 4 </DIR>

your question was answered in my quote :p