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Mikebis: time to shw ma talent..here is d solutnhmmmmm.ur approach to no1 questn its wel ok. Buh d no 3 soln e get as e be. Maybe u sud cross check it again. Startin 4rm d 4th line. |
smurfy: Let me welcome you to this outstanding thread by giving you something to chew and digest.soln. Here it goes. $x.sqrt(x-1)dx. let u=sqrt (x-1)... U^2=x-1 nw we av x=u^2+1. dx/du=2u. dx=2udu. Nw lets substitute dis we av $(u^2+1).u.2udu. $2u^2(u^2+1)du. $2u^4+2u^2du. 2u^5/5+2u^3/3+C . Replacin u as sqrt(x-1). 2/5*[sqrt(x-1)^5]+2/3*[sqrt(x-1)^3]+C. |
una dey decline my question @ my maths general. rhydex 247: Question 1. |
godofphysics: pls who solved d questn so dat i can view d person's posts. It wil save me d tyme of going 2ru all d pages. Thanks....the soln is done by me. U can also view Master Richiez post. |
godofphysics: Pls, any reasonable workings to dis questn?try nd check the previous pages u will c d working there. |
benbuks: Find the anti-derivative of (cosx +1)^-2HERE IS THE WORKING. I'll let my integral sign to be $ $ 1/(cosx+1)^2dx Substitute u=tan(x/2)..... du/dx=1/2(sec^2(x/2)) du=1/2(sec^2(x/2)). Then transforming the integral using the substitution. sinx=2u/u^2+1.... cosx=1-u^2/u^2+1 and dx=2du/u^2+1. $ 2/(u^2+1)[(1-u^2)/(u^2+1) +1]^2 du simplifying the integrand gives 1/2(u^2+1). $1/2(u^2+1)du. 1/2[$u^2du+$1du] 1/2[u^3/3+u]+C u^3/6+u/2+C recall that u=tan(x/2) tan^3(x/2)/6+tan(x/2)/2+C. shikena or if u want to go further we av this as the final answer sinx(cosx+2)/3(cosx+1)^2 +C |
benbuks: Find the anti-derivative of (cosx +1)^-2just integrate this nd get d antiderivative. the ans is Sinx(cosx+2)/3(cosx+1)^2+C. I'll show my workings includin statusnet questn wen i'm bak 4rm work. |
statusnet: Integrate (tan^2) x / tan2x dxHere is the Ans: -sec^2(x)/4-ln(cosx)+C. Sleep still dey my eyes i'll post d workin wen i'm awake. |
rhydex 247: Question 1. |
Question 1. Show that the four points whose position vectors are 3i-2j+4k, 6i+3j+k, 5i+7j+3k and 2i+2j+6k are coplanar. Question 2. If a ^ r=b+¥a and a.r=3 where a=2i+j-k and b=-i-2j+k. Then find r and ¥. Question 3. Prove the identity. (a ^ b).(c ^d)=(a.c)(b.d)-(a.d)(b.c). Where ^ means cap or cross |
Fetus: Differentiate ((2) xlog~e3x....where ~= subscript i.e log base eSolution. let y=xlog~e 3x let u=x. du/dx=1 let v=log~e 3x. dv/dx=1/x. usin product rule. dy/dx=udv/dx+vdu/dx. dy/dx=x(1/x)+log~e 3x(1). dy/dx=1+log~e 3x. All is well. Similarly to ur no 1 questn apply d same method. |
@ NAIRALAND MATHS GENERAL. Happy CENTENOPAGERIAN me too dey Pop Mathematical bottle of ALOMO ND VODKA FOR HERE. My EYES DON DEY TINY. Lolllz. |
Laplacian: ...sin2x+sinx=1...find x...@ laplacian here is my solution. sin2x+sinx=1. Subtract 1 4rm bth sides. We av -1+sinx+sin2x=0. Substitute y=tan(x/2). Then sinx=2y/y^2+1 and cosx=1-y^2/y^2+1. -1+4y/(y^2+1)^2-4y^3/(y^2+1)^2+2y/y^2+1 =0 takin d lcm nd simplifyin we av -y^4-2y^3-2y^2+6y-1=0. -(y-1)(y^3+3y^2+5y-1)=0. multiply thru by -1. y-1=0 or y^3+3y^2+5y-1=0. y=1. Recal dat y=tan(x/2). tan(x/2)=1. x/2=tan^-1. x/2=45. Finally x=90. For the y^3+3y^2+5y-1=0. I will leave dat to my fellow maths general. All is well. I'm off to MARINA. |
Laplacian: let x, y€R then for each w€W...we havehmmmm. Bro u tried sha buh d major issue is d answer nd d steps. I will b glad if dat can b done. |
Here is my question. 1. Suppose G is an abelian group. Show dat any factor group G/H is also abelian. 2. Suppose v=(1,3,5,7). Find the projection of v onto W or, in other words, find w€W that minimizes //v-w//, where W is d subspance of R^4 spanned by. a) u1=(1,1,1,1) and u2=(1,-3,4,-2), b) v1=(1,1,1,1) and v2=(1,2,3,2). All is well. |
Alpha Maximus: .....alright, I'm not really conversant with trigonometric equations but I'll give it a shot!Yea u are 100% right. |
benbuks: ...here is the solution,bro abeg check the question again. the question is y^3-y^2^2+y-1 which implies y^3-y^4+y-1 not y^3-y^2+y-1 |
benbuks: ...re-try.There is nothing to re try. becos from my answer -(y-1)^2(y^2+y+1) implies -(y^2-2y+1)(y^2+y+1) (-y^2+2y-1)(y^2+y+1) gives back the question y^3-y^4+y-1. Hence my answer and my working they KAMPE. |
TO KOLIKS QUESTION INTEGRAL dx/e^2x-e^x. HERE IS THE SOLUTION. I'm taking my integral sign to be $. divide through by e^x we ave $e^-x/e^x-2 dx let u=e^x..... du/dx=e^x...... dx=du/e^x $1/(u-2)u^2 du. using partial fraction $(-1/2u^2 - 1/4u +1/4(u-2))du integrating term by term -1/2$1/u^2du +1/4$1/(u-2)du - 1/4$1/udu. 1/2u+1/4ln(u-2)-1/4lnu +C. put u=e^x. 1/2e^x+1/4ln(e^x-2)-1/4lne^x+C. By simplifying we av this as final answer. 1/4[2e^-x+ln(1-2e^-x)]+C. All is well |
Prinzoladimeji: Plz i want know aw to do addition and subtraction of Number bases. bring question under it. i think dat will help. |
benbuks: Re-solve. y^3 -y^2 ^2 +y-1note y^2^2 means y^4 y^3-y^4+y-1. factor -1 out of y^3-y^4+y-1. -(y^4-y^3+y-1). factor terms by grouping. -y^3+y^4-y+1=(y^4-y^3)+(1-y)=y^3(y-1)-(y-1)= -[y^3(y-1)-(y-1)]. factor -1+y from y^3(y-1)-(y-1) we av -[(y-1)(y^3-1)]. note that y^3-1 = (y-1)(y^2+y+1). -[(y-1)(y-1)(y^2+y+1). -(y-1)^2(y^2+y+1). All is well. |
benbuks: Factorise x^4 +x^2b^2 +b^4(b^2-bx+x^2)(b^2+bx+x^2). |
rhydex 247: @ laplacian.i'm interested |
@ Olarewaju questn on d expansion of (a+b+c)(a+b-c)(a-b+c)(-a+b+c). Here is anoda approach. expansn of (a+b+c)(a+b-c)=a^2+b^2-c^2+2ab. For d expansn of (a-b+c)(-a+b+c)=-a^2-b^2+c^2+2ab. nw we av (a^2+b^2-c^2+2ab)(-a^2-b^2+c^2+2ab) by expansn we av -a^4-b^4-c^4+2a^2b^2+2a^2c^2+2b^2c^2. Multiplyin thru by -1 we av a^4+b^4^c^4-2a^2b^2-2a^2c^2-2b^2c^2. All is well. |
[quote author= d citizen]Solve for x in the equation below 1^x+2^x+3^x =6^x the five star general[/quote]Hmmmm. I think the best soln to ur questn is using GRAPHICAL METHOD. All is well. |
2. Integrate (5-x/1+(x-4)1/2)[/quote]Solution. let u=sqrt(x-4). du/dx=1/2sqrt(x-4). du=dx/2sqrt(x-4).frm u=sqrt(x-4) square both sides we av u^2=x-4. u^2+4=x. Nw lets put everytin bak to d questn. 2§u(1-u^2)du/u+1. I tink u can continue 4rm here. The ans is x-2/3*(x-4)^3/2+C. All is well. |
@ laplacian u mean the question. Let W be a subspace of real space R^3. give a geometrical description of W in terms of its dimension. solution. W is a subset of R^3. dimW is less than or equal to 3. If dimension W=0 ----> a point on a real line. If dimension W=1----> W is a line through the origin. If dimension W=2----> W is a plane that passes through the origin. If dimension W=3----> W is an entire space of R^3. Hence dim(U intersection W)= dim(u)+dim(w)-dim(u+w). All is well. |
Here is my question. 1). The linear map H:R^3---->R^3 defined by H(x,y,z)=(x+y-2z, x+2y+z, 2x+2y-3z). Is H non singular?. Find the formula for H^-1 and hence evaluate H^-1(1,2,3). |
Laplacian: wat is there 2 finish in no.1..biko....Hmmmmmmmmmmm. For the no 1 solution. recall that in the case of REAL AND EQUAL ROOTS: m=m1 (twice). hence the general soln is y=e^m1x(A+Bx). comparing to my solution y=Ae^-x+Bxe^-x or y=e^-x(A+Bx). hence my answer still dey kampe. For the no 2 answer no be magic na ogbanje spiritual calculator I take solve am. lollll |
benbuks: Sum the series cos@ + cos 2@ + cos3@ +...I assume we are all familiar with Maclaurin series expansion: f(x)=f(0)+xf'(0)+x^2f"(0)/2!+--- Apply this to cosx, cos2x, then cos3x, etc. and sum them. What do you get? By the way, I would point out that this series does not converge, but rather with increasing values of 'n' cycles about 0 with an amplitude that depends on the value of @. I'm sure dis helps. |
Laplacian: i ve very high esteem 4 ur questns@ laplacian. U tried bro. I love u all @ all d 5 star math general. Fact. If u want to test ur memory,try to recall what u were worryin about one year ago today. |
Laplacian: i ve very high esteem 4 ur questns@ laplacian. Here is the soln. a^(x^a) implies (a.x)a-(a.a)x. Where x=(x1,x2,x3) let a=(a1,a2,a3). a.a=(a1,a2,a3)(a1,a2,a3). a.a=a^21^a^22+a^23. a.x=(a1,a2,a3)(x1,x2,x3). a.x=a1x1+a2x2+a3x3. a^(x^a)=(a1x1+a2x2+a3x3)a-(a^21+a^22+a^23)x. Recall that a=(a1,a2,a3) nd x=(x1,x2,x3). a^(x^a)=(a1,a2,a3)(a1x1+a2x2+a3x3)-(x1,x2,x3)(a^21+a^22+a^23). When u expand nd open d bracket u get 0. Hence a^(x^a)=0. Buh 4rm d questn we av x+a^(x^a)=b. Put a^(x^a)=0 in d eqn we av x+0=b. x=b. Where x=x1,x2,x3. Hence x=(x1,x2,x3)=b. Note ^ means cap but ^ in a^21+a^22+a^23 means raise to power. All is well. |
