ManicPixie
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tigerian as wise as alwaysmake your goal to make 2 people’s day better . Then they have the same goal and 4 people are having a better day because you made an attempt t9 make two people’s day better

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tigerian as wise as alwaysmake your goal to make 2 people’s day better . Then they have the same goal and 4 people are having a better day because you made an attempt t9 make two people’s day better
this graph is actually so applicable to real life situations. I hope that everyone's grades go up like thatomg imagine the exponential growth of happiness
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if I remember correctly we had y=x^2 and y=ln(x)+k. I just differentiated both functions and made them equal to one another and solved for x. Because the tangent at A is the same gradient for both curves. With the x co-ord you can sub back into x^2 and you have the (x,y) of point A and it all flows from there. can find k as such. the 2nd part with the integral was simple once you had k.had anyone figured the answer to the last question in the maths adv cssa? or did someone already did and i just couldn't be bothered to read the history of this discussion.
na no coming back from wat u said she deep fried you with that response tho maybe if you get a 99 atar you can get your get backSorry I didn't mean it as like 'special needs' I just meant that some people are good at better at english or worse at biology or something
differentiation makes sense, I unfortunately didn't think of that. Thank you!if I remember correctly we had y=x^2 and y=ln(x)+k. I just differentiated both functions and made them equal to one another and solved for x. Because the tangent at A is the same gradient for both curves. With the x co-ord you can sub back into x^2 and you have the (x,y) of point A and it all flows from there. can find k as such. the 2nd part with the integral was simple once you had k.
you either see it or you don't, thats the annoying part.differentiation makes sense, I unfortunately didn't think of that. Thank you!
thats what I did as wellif I remember correctly we had y=x^2 and y=ln(x)+k. I just differentiated both functions and made them equal to one another and solved for x. Because the tangent at A is the same gradient for both curves. With the x co-ord you can sub back into x^2 and you have the (x,y) of point A and it all flows from there. can find k as such. the 2nd part with the integral was simple once you had k.
probably not. aside from transcription errors, or misreading questions. Q9 or 10 may have messed up though.thats what I did as well
@Dzeeshr do you think you got anything wrong
Damn… did this tho but solved for A instead of X what was I thinkingjust differentiated both functions and made them equal to one another and solved for x
i did that but i kept getting 0.47... instead of 0.04...if I remember correctly we had y=x^2 and y=ln(x)+k. I just differentiated both functions and made them equal to one another and solved for x. Because the tangent at A is the same gradient for both curves. With the x co-ord you can sub back into x^2 and you have the (x,y) of point A and it all flows from there. can find k as such. the 2nd part with the integral was simple once you had k.
depends on ur rank, could either get u a 60 internal or 85 internal, all depending on how ur cohort performsYou guys reckon I could still pull off a raw score of 70 in math standard assuming I averaged 50 in internals and got an 80 in the HSC?
Girl if u can’t I can’tcan i cover a whole years worth of biology content in one day
yes, as the wise man once saidcan i cover a whole years worth of biology content in one day