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By expressing cos(2x) in terms of cos(x) find the exact value of the integral of cos(2x)/cos^2(x) between the bounds pi/4 and pi/3.

cos(2x)=cos2(x)-sin2(x)=2cos2(x)-1
Therefore:cos(2x)/cos2(x)=(2cos2(x)-1)/cos2(x)=2cos2(x)/cos2(x) - 1/cos

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Evaluate the usefulness of Source C as evidence of the subjugation of the Scots by Edward I in 1296. (6 marks).

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How do I write a personal statement?

A personal statement is an opportunity to illustrate your personality and skills to the universities you are applying to. Essentially the main question that you are answering here is “Why should we (the u...

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How did you go about revising for the UKCAT?

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