Understanding Scholarship Calculus 2009 Q2
Exploring Scholarship Calculus 2009 Q2 reveals several interesting facts. (a) A proof involving the hyperbolic cosine function and trig identities (b) A problem that involves two equal volumes of revolution ...
Key Takeaways about Scholarship Calculus 2009 Q2
- Find k that gives an arc length of 56/27.
- Nice question! Integration, Simpson's Rule and some algebra. Drawing a graph first helps to see that this is a straightforward ...
- (a) Solving z^n = a + bi using De Moivre's Theorem (b) Making a substitution to solve a more complex cubic equation (c) Finding ...
- This is the second video I've made on this
- (a) Finding the perimeter of quadrilateral which turns out to be a parallelogram (b) A challenging non-linear system of equations.
Detailed Analysis of Scholarship Calculus 2009 Q2
Scholarship Calculus Scholarship calculus Nice proof mixing polar form complex numbers and trig identities. (Recorded with https://screencast-o-matic.com)
(a)(i) Finding the areas of circles inscribed inside conic sections (a)(ii) Finding the area of a region using integration (b) Finding ...
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