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Find an equation of the curve with parametric equations x=3sin(A) and y=4cos(A), in the form bx^2+cy^2=d.

x2=9sin2(A) and y2=16cos2(A)Since sin2(A)+cos2(A)=116x2+9y2=16 x 916x2+9y2=144

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Integrate 1/x

ln|x| + c

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How do I use simple integration?

It's a simple process once you know the basics behind it.Let's take X2We have been asked to integrate this.The first thing is to always add 1 on to the power.X3Next thing is to divid...

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Find the gradient of y^2 +2xln(y) = x^2 at the point (1,1)

The key point in this question is noting that implicit differentiation is a very useful tool, although it is slightly different and looks much scarier than differentiating y = f(x).To do the question, a m...

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How do i know where a stationary point is and what type of stationary point it is?

Stationary points are points on a curve where the gradient is zero. There are three types of stationary point maximum, minimum and point of inflexion. (will draw diagrams). They can be found by differenti...

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Answered by Omar H. Maths tutor
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