Pikachu's answer to Pikachu's International Baccalaureatte Further Maths HL question.
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Suppose the (1-p)must be at LHS right?Since (1-p)^n-4 / (1-p)^n-3= we cut that 3 off right?
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6 years ago
Use laws of indices...
n-4 - (n-3) = -1
So you'll get (1-p)^-1 instead
n-4 - (n-3) = -1
So you'll get (1-p)^-1 instead
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