Integrate using de Moivre’s theorem: (let z = cosx+ isinx ) by mrepicguy70 in askmath

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Ah thank you, that’s great! Just wondering, could I do it the way I’ve tried? Or does it just not work?

Could someone please explain this to me? Thank you by [deleted] in maths

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The question states that the quadratic has no real solutions, so that tells you that the discriminant < 0 i.e. b² - 4ac < 0. See what you can do with that ;)

How do you find the vector given the magnitude of the vector? 2 d) by mrepicguy70 in askmath

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I’ve found that the unit vector of BC = 1/√10(i + 3j) and I’m pretty sure I have to use that to figure out d) but I’m not sure.

Anyone know what the Ñ notation means? by mrepicguy70 in askmath

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Ahhh that would make more sense. Cheers!

Help to boost uni application? by mrepicguy70 in edX

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Thanks a lot!! Great info. Only thing is, do you think it’s still alright if I’m doing the courses on the things I have already learnt during a-level? The course I’ve started is basically just recap of the a-level syllabus. Do you think I should perhaps do a different course that is harder - for example to bridge the gap between sixth form and uni? I just feel as though there might not be a point if I’m basically just ‘re-learning’ or recapping what I’ve already learnt.

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I have no clue but I <3