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Find the equation of the normal line at the point H, where θ= π/6, on the curve with equations x=3sinθ and y=5cosθ

Step 1:

We begin solving this problem by finding the gradient of the tangent line at H, which is equal to dy/dx.

In this case, our curve has equations  x = 3sinθ and ...

Answered by Pantelis K. Maths tutor
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Express (3x^2 - 3x - 2)/(x-1)(x-2) in partial fractions

Step 1:

When asked to exrpess something in partial fractions, we first compare the power of the numerator to the power of the denominator.

In our case we have that th...

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A curve has equation y = 6ln(x) + x^2 -8x + 3. Find the exact values of the stationary points.

When thinking about stationary points, it is important to remember that these points happen when the gradient of the curve is 0 (-> dy/dx = 0), or if you prefer, when the rate of change of a graph is 0...

Answered by Christopher P. Maths tutor
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Find dy/dx when y = x^2(cos(x)).

y = x2(cos(x)) therefore we will need to use the product rule, 

dy/dx = u dv/dx + v du/dx

where u = x2 and v = cos(x)

du/dx = 2x and dv/d...

Answered by Joseff S. Maths tutor
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If y = 5x^3 - 2x^2 + 2, what is dy/dx?

Differentiation can be done term-by-term, so we can treat the 5x3, -2x2 and 2 separately. We can also 'take out' the coefficients: to differentiate 5x3, for example, di...

Answered by Alex K. Maths tutor
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