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need help with the ticked questions only (qn 1,5,7,9,13,14, 17,18), pls explain too

Date Posted: 3 years ago
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lim
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3 years ago
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Eric Nicholas K
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Q1, Q5, Q7a

All the techniques which you have learnt previously in algebraic differentiation will continue to be applied here.
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Q7b, Q9
Eric Nicholas K
Eric Nicholas K
3 years ago
The rest another time
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3 years ago
thx :) sorry, can you help me with qn14, 18 and 22 too
Eric Nicholas K
Eric Nicholas K
3 years ago
There is no Q22 in the photo
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3 years ago
sorry i have just posted it
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3 years ago
for 7b, when i type ln(1/e)^2 into the calculator, i get 1 instead of - 2 tho
Eric Nicholas K
Eric Nicholas K
3 years ago
There is a difference between

ln (1/e)^2

and

[ln (1/e)]^2.

The first one will give you a value of -2
The second one will give you a value of 1
Eric Nicholas K
Eric Nicholas K
3 years ago
Wait, my answer there wrong, it’s 1/e times (-2), I went to put it as 1/e minus 2 which has an entirely different meaning
Eric Nicholas K
Eric Nicholas K
3 years ago
Correct coordinate for Q7b is (1/e, -2/e)
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3 years ago
i typed ln(1/e)^2 without brackets surrounding the whole function but i still got 1.....
i tried typing ln(1/e^2) now and i got - 2, but the brackets are originally at (1/e)^2 according to y although both are actually the same
Eric Nicholas K
Eric Nicholas K
3 years ago
The original expression has the square only on the 1/e.

In the calculator, we bracket the (1/e) before squaring it.

Press in the calculator.

Then take ln of this value.
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Q18
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3 years ago
we can automatically cancel out 2e^x^2+3x from the entire equation as it does not satisfy the requirement of y<0?
Eric Nicholas K
Eric Nicholas K
3 years ago
“2” and “e^anything” can be ignored since these are positive and will make no contribution to the signage of the expression.
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Q13, Q17