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What is the tragic flaw of a protagonist in Shakespearian drama classified as? technique theme etc.

yeh thats what i got before

Answer: 18a) 1/2 b)a=-2 and b=-7 c) 8

Question 18 of Exercise 4D Year 12 Cambridge Can anyone do it? :jawdrop:

From 9I Year 11 Cambridge - Alternative proof to reflection property. Part d and e stuck. Please help

Just wondering, are you allowed to use 4unit methods in 3unit maths questions?

Does anyone have any advice on how to study all the topics in maths at once?

Just wondering, if you do really well in a low ranking school is it possible to achieve a high atar?

Just wondering to those who are really good at maths, how can i improve problem solving? especially application questions. Your advice would be really helpful

thanks guys =D

From 8C question 9. The interval PQ has length p and the point A lies between P and Q. Find PA if PA^2=PQ X QA. Thanks =D

calculus is easy once you get the hang of it, the hard bit is to interpret it properly. Thanks for the help guys! i managed to find it after coming back to it 10 mins ago (very annoyed seeing how easy it actually was). Still thankyou very muchhh :D

how do you do it?

thats the same problem im having :/

I am having trouble with a question in the maximization and minimization questions using calculus. It comes from Question 12 and 13 of year 11 Cambridge Q 12) A window consisting of 6 equal rectangles i) Let entire frame have h height and width y meters. If 12 meters of frame is available show...

Im kinda stuck on proving that the derivative of a function is always increasing or decreasing e.g. 2x^3-3x^2+5x+1 and [always increasing], -x^3+2x^2-5x+7 [always decreasing]. What is the proper way of concluding why its always positive/negative

4 Unit is basically the mathematics which really change all methods, thinking and techniques you ever would learn. You really have to be able to apply mathematical principals accounting all factors rather than just theoretically knowing maths formulas.

How hard can balancing and various questions related to chemical equations get?

What is a good textbook which contains permutations and combinations considering that Cambridge doesn't have that topic?

its epic, so you dont have to think as much! :D