James Ruse 2003 2u Trial - q10 (1 Viewer)

[Saintly Devil]

Does anyone know how to do Q 10)d) of this paper? The solutions are not provided (Link to the paper). It seems like a very hard question - anyone?

 

[tempco]

Yer I attempted that question, but the last question got me stumped... I have a basic idea of what it's trying to say... as p -> 1, that is, the first increment is smaller, there are more trapeziums, since when small numbers are squared, cubed, etc, the margin in which they increase is smaller than when big numbers are squared, cubed, etc, but I have no idea how to show it on paper... :/

 

[Aplus]

http://www.kewpid.net/exams/JR_Trial_2003_2U_Solutions.pdf