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Find the values of k such that the equation x/(1-x^2) = kx has three distinct roots.
Can anyone show me how to do this both graphically and algebraically plz?/ thanks :)
using part b and divide both sides by z^3.
so it becomes :
z^3 + 1/Z^3 +1 = (z+1/z -2cos2pi/9)(z+1/z-2cos4pi/9)(z+1/z - cos8pi/9)
take out 8 from the right hand side and equate the real parts
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so any help would be appreciated
1.The origin O and the points A,B and C represents the complex numbers z , 1/z and z + 1/z respectively are joined to form a quadrilateral. Write down the condition or conditions for z so that the quadrilateral OABC will...
4a. y = (x-2)(x-2) - factorise
y = (x-2)^2
This is in the form (x-h)^2 = 4a(y-k), where a = 1/4
vertex: (2,0)
focus: (2, 1/4)
directrix: y = -1/4
and the axis is the y axis
b) complete the square:
y = (x+3)^2 - 3
y+3 = (x+3)^2...
1. half of the span is 16cm being 10cm high. Therefore let that point be on the parabola P(16,10).
let the focus be S(0,a) and the directrix be y= -a
we know that the distance from the focus to any point on the parabola equals to its distance to the directrix.
draw this info and we know...
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1. Determine the locus of the complex number z given arg (z-2) = arg ( z+2) + pi/4 . Sketch the locus on argand diagram
2. If q is real and z = (3+iq)/(3-iq) show that q varies the point in the complex plane which represents z lies on a...
1. a) Show that the tangent to P: y = ax^2 +bx + c with gradient m has y-intercept c - (m-b)^2/4a
b) Hence find the equations of any quadratics that pass through the origin and are tangent to both y= -2x - 4 and to y = 8x -49
c) Find also any quadratics that are tangent to y=-5x-10, to y=...
A brand new Rolls-Royce rolls off the back of a truck as it is beling delivered to tis owner. It lands on its wheels. The truck is travelling along a straight road at a constant speed of 72km/h (20m/s). The Rolls-Royce slows down at a constant rate, coming to a stop over a distance of 240m. It...
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Prove that:
a)[(sin^2 a - cos^2 a)(1 - sin a cos a)] / cos a (sec a - cosec a)(sin^3 a + cos^3 a)
= sin a
b)(1+ cosec^2 A tan^2 C) / (1 + cosec^2 B tan^2 C)
= (1+cot^2 A sin^2 C) / (1 + cot^2 B sin^2 C)
c) If tan a +sin a = x
and if...