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Category: Miscel

Square root of x squared

Is Tex2Img_1405304270 ?

The answer is no. Correct answer is Tex2Img_1405304384

See the following example how this concept is applied in H2 math

Example 1

Differentiate Tex2Img_1405304606 with respect to x

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Therefore

Ans: -1 if sin x > 0, 1 if sin x < 0

Example 2

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Posted on July 14, 2014January 30, 2015Categories 1. H2 maths tips (9758), Miscel1 Comment on Square root of x squared

Factorial

Questions on factorial can appear in H2 math binomial expansion, partial fractions, method of difference, mathematical induction and probability. Knowing how to simplify and manipulate factorials are crucial to doing well.

Two commonly used techniques

1. Replace n! with n(n-1)!

2. Multiply by k/k  or k! / k!

Example 1

factorial 1

 

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