Could also use particle accelerators as they are faced with relativistic effects of increasing mass when they accelerate particles to near speed velocitieis. That's mass dilation. For time dilation there's muons and the atomic clocks stuff.
I think I did the same, just worked in a different direction. I used a substitution in A to show it had to be minimum value instead of proving it like that though.
The question is worded (IMO) saying yes the root is an apprxiumation however, it is as close as you can get to one decimal place. "Correct to 1 d.p" From the process twice, the root to one decimal is obviously 0.7. I don't mind if they accept 0.8 but they should accept 0.7 as it is the right answer.
3aii - it is between 0.7 and 0.75 therefore to 1dp is just 0.7
dii - you want the smallest l for x is still real. That is b^2 - 4ac > 0
so b^2 > 4ac
but we want smallest b^2, occurs when b^2 = 4ac
l^2 = 4(12)
l = root(48) = 4 root(3)
7bii
I did this graphically.
Drew a general...
Is the question a solve for @ and $?
I tried to prove LHS = RHS, but it seemed wrong to me.
I tried to substitue @ = pi/4 and $ = pi/4 and LHS = 2, RHS = 0. So is it a solve for @ and $?
I'm impressed he has soolutions up already.
Made me find some stupid mistakes, yet at the same time confirm some things..
(Eg getting the probability right, that was good :D)
Ah I wasn't talking about faster speeds sorry, but I meant in general usage. For speeds, I recommend Bit Tornado, but BitComet is faster in terms of the way it runs on the computer.