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Will have asymptotes at x=2 and x=-1, goes from negative to positive going from -1 to 2 and tends to 3 from below for positive x and tends to 3 from above for negative x. Crosses y axis at 3
[Brief intro to question] This is a typical example of A-Levels Further maths exam question. The aim of it is to obtain a single number (it can be both - either just real with no imaginary values iAnswered by Rihards S. • Further Mathematics tutor3117 Views
If you wanted to program a function into a computer, it knows how to calculate polynomials but not any function that you put into it. For example, it won't know what to calculate for sin(x), but it would ...
z = 3i(7-i)(i+1)= 3i(7i-i+7-i2 )= 3i(6i+8)= 18i2 +24 (1 method mark)= 24i-18 (1 method mark)k=18 (1 answer mark)
To prove the above statement we will be using proof by induction as this is the easiest way to prove that the statement holds for all natural numbers n>=2. Firstly, when proving by induction there are ...
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