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dunjaaa · Jan 8, 2014

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I don't know how to latex but, for the second question, is the area overlapping = area of square - area of triangle = (√2)^2 - 1/2(√3)(3/2) = 2 - (3√3)/4units. In regards to the first question, I have no idea where to start but I was thinking if we consider a complex number z such that |z|=1 and arg(z)=θ, 0<θ<pi/2. The locus formed from arg(z+1) - arg(z-1) = A is a semicircle and then showing that A (i.e. angle at circumference) worth pi/2 will suffice a valid proof.

dunjaaa · Jan 8, 2014

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why doesnt it edit wtf

dunjaaa · Jan 8, 2014

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This was what I was intending to post "I don't know how to latex but, for the second question, is the area overlapping = area of square - area of triangle = (√2)^2 - 1/2(√3)(3/2) = 2 - (3√3)/4units. In regards to the first question, I have no idea where to start but I was thinking if we consider a complex number z such that |z|=1 and arg(z)=θ, 0<θ<pi/2. The locus formed from arg(z+1) - arg(z-1) = A is a semicircle and then showing that A (i.e. angle at circumference) worth pi/2 will suffice a valid proof"

dunjaaa · Jan 8, 2014

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Wtf why doesnt it post the whole text?!

dunjaaa · Jan 8, 2014

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Screen shot 2014-01-08 at 2.32.53 AM.png download - 2shared what i intended on posting be4 ^ not sure if chat bugged cause i can only see parts of my posts and cant edit nor upload

RealiseNothing · Jan 8, 2014

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dunjaaa said:
This was what I was intending to post "I don't know how to latex but, for the second question, is the area overlapping = area of square - area of triangle = (√2)^2 - 1/2(√3)(3/2) = 2 - (3√3)/4units. In regards to the first question, I have no idea where to start but I was thinking if we consider a complex number z such that |z|=1 and arg(z)=θ, 0 < θ< pi/2. The locus formed from arg(z+1) - arg(z-1) = A is a semicircle and then showing that A (i.e. angle at circumference) worth pi/2 will suffice a valid proof"

dunjaaa said:
Screen shot 2014-01-08 at 2.32.53 AM.png download - 2shared what i intended on posting be4 ^ not sure if chat bugged cause i can only see parts of my posts and cant edit nor upload

Thank me later.

dunjaaa · Jan 8, 2014

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oh idk but for some reason forums bugged on my screen when i posted

seanieg89 · Jan 8, 2014

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$Prove that:\\ \\ $(1+m)^{-1/n}+(1+n)^{-1/m}>1$\\ \\ for positive integers $m,n>1.$$

dunjaaa · Jan 8, 2014

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Given the limited information, I had a crack at it. This is what I manage to salvage

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dunjaaa · Jan 8, 2014

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The roots all have modulus 1 and by plotting them on a unit circle forms a rectangle, width 1 and length √3. Area spanned by roots is √3 x 1 = √3 units.

dunjaaa · Jan 8, 2014

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and for the area enclosed by the 5th, 6th, ... roots of any complex number, does the area approach the area of the circle dependent on what the modulus is or does that only happen to complex numbers with modulus 1, only generalisation I've come up with.

asianese · Jan 8, 2014

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$Prove that the area enclosed by the ellipse $ \dfrac{x^2}{a^2}+\dfrac{y^2}{b^2} = 1 $ is $ \pi ab $ units.$

$$Consider the two hyperbolae $ xy=c^2 $ and $ \left(\dfrac{x}{a}-\dfrac{y}{b}\right)\left(\dfrac{x}{a}+\dfrac{y}{b}\right)=1 $ for positive constants $ a, b, c. $ Prove that the line going through the two points of intersection of the two hyperbolae always go through the origin. That is, prove that the line between the points of intersection is in the form $ kx + jy =0 $ for constants $ k $ and $ j.$

Sy123 · Jan 8, 2014

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seanieg89 said:
$Prove that:\\ \\ $(1+m)^{-1/n}+(1+n)^{-1/m}>1$\\ \\ for positive integers $m,n>1.$$

$\\ \sqrt[n]{m+1} < \frac{(1+1+...+1) + (m+1)}{n} = \frac{n-1 + m+1}{n} = \frac{m+n}{n} \ \ \ \ \ \fbox{1} \\ \\ \sqrt[m]{m+1} < \frac{m-1 + n+1}{m} = \frac{n+m}{m} \ \ \ \ \ \fbox{2} \\ \\ \frac{1}{\fbox{1}} + \frac{1}{\fbox{2}} \Rightarrow \ \ \frac{1}{\sqrt[n]{1+m}} + \frac{1}{\sqrt[m]{1+n}} > \frac{n}{n+m} + \frac{n}{n+m} = 1 \\ \\ $There is no equality since not all terms in the use of AM-GM inequality are equal$$

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$\\ $i) Show that$ \ \ \ 1-x^n = (1-x)(1+x+\dots + x^{n-1}) \\ \\ $ii) Hence find the value of the sum$ \\ \\ \cos \theta + \cos 2\theta + \dots + \cos(n\theta) \\ \\ $in terms of$ \ \theta$

Sy123 · Jan 8, 2014

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dunjaaa said:
Given the limited information, I had a crack at it. This is what I manage to salvage View attachment 29614

Yea something like that

seanieg89 · Jan 8, 2014

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$For $a,b,c >1$, show that:\\ \\ $\frac{3}{1+abc}\leq \frac{1}{1+a^3}+\frac{1}{1+b^3}+\frac{1}{1+c^3}.$$

dunjaaa · Jan 9, 2014

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Very nice question!

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, part (iii) should be proving the result by induction haha

Sy123 · Jan 9, 2014

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Now try this

$\\ $find$ \ \ \ \cos^2 \theta + \cos^2 2\theta + \dots + \cos^2 n \theta$

dunjaaa · Jan 9, 2014

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Nice question yet again! Here's what I did

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Sy123 · Jan 9, 2014

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dunjaaa said:
Nice question yet again! Here's what I did View attachment 29622

Well done, I don't know exactly what you did but the general idea was just doing double angle rule (which you did)

dunjaaa · Jan 10, 2014

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Had a go at making a question

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