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How can the trapezium rule be used to estimate a definite integral?

Are we comfortable with an integral being the area under a curve on a graph? Well we'll draw a curve and think about how we could estimate this area. Would you agree that we could chop up the area under t...

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OCR M2 A level maths June 2015 question 8

  1. In circular motion F = mv2/rPlug numbers in ... 6 = 0.4* v2 / 0.6 ... and rearrange for v = plus or minus 3. Velocity is a vector so it doesn't matter which value you take as i...
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Find the integral of xcos(2x) with respect to x

You can see that this question is asking you to do integration by parts. Remember that the integral of uv' is equal to uv - the integral of u'v. You want to find a u that gets easier when you differentiat...

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Integrate Sin^2(x)

(using double angle formula)Sin^2(x)=1/2-(Cos(2x)/2)
So the Integral is 1/2(x-1/2Sin(2x))which simplifies to x/2 - 1/2Sin(x)Cos(x)

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Express 6cos(2x)+sin(x) in terms of sin(x). Hence solve the equation 6cos(2x) + sin(x) = 0, for 0° <= x <= 360°.

Firstly, we need to express 6cos(2x) + sin(x) in terms of sin(x) 6cos(2x) + sin(x) = 6cos(x+x) + sin(x) = 6cos2(x) - 6sin2(x) + sin(x) (applying cos(x+y) = cos(x)cos(y) - sin(x)sin(y...

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