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Righty ho then, need another hand.
12. Simplify 3 log base e (2e) - 2 log base e (3e) expressing your answer in the form A + log base e B - log base e C where A, B & C are whole numbers.
Note : base e represents the little e symbol after log, I just can't find symbol.
Please remember this is in a non-calculator exam.
Ta in advance :D
12. Simplify 3 log base e (2e) - 2 log base e (3e) expressing your answer in the form A + log base e B - log base e C where A, B & C are whole numbers.
Note : base e represents the little e symbol after log, I just can't find symbol.
Please remember this is in a non-calculator exam.
Ta in advance :D
Heh I did it a *slightly* different way :D.
Though I've got 1 mate who did it your way, one did it the other, more wrong way.
Buggah :P
Though I've got 1 mate who did it your way, one did it the other, more wrong way.
Buggah :P
H²O wrote:
> Is this GCSE?
"More Higher Maths Help"
Yep, I do see where you got the idea of GCSE's from.
Sort of.
> Is this GCSE?
"More Higher Maths Help"
Yep, I do see where you got the idea of GCSE's from.
Sort of.
Azul wrote:
> H²O wrote:
> Is this GCSE?
>
> You are a bloody genius, my friend.
LOl!! Azul strikes again
*Honestly no sarcasm intended your remarks make me chuckle!
> H²O wrote:
> Is this GCSE?
>
> You are a bloody genius, my friend.
LOl!! Azul strikes again
*Honestly no sarcasm intended your remarks make me chuckle!
H²O wrote:
> Is this GCSE?
You are a bloody genius, my friend.
> Is this GCSE?
You are a bloody genius, my friend.
Is this GCSE?
That was easy.
Find:
Area under the entire parabola.
Area between 0 and 1 metre.
Double it
Subtract from Parabola area
Find area of squae in middle (3)
Subtract it
Answer:
2/3 m²
Simplicity.
Find:
Area under the entire parabola.
Area between 0 and 1 metre.
Double it
Subtract from Parabola area
Find area of squae in middle (3)
Subtract it
Answer:
2/3 m²
Simplicity.
I know, I rocked on the last calculator question! :D
Well, we didn't need it, but that exam was pretty easy.
Righty ho then, need another hand.
12. Simplify 3 log base e (2e) - 2 log base e (3e) expressing your answer in the form A + log base e B - log base e C where A, B & C are whole numbers.
Note : base e represents the little e symbol after log, I just can't find symbol.
Please remember this is in a non-calculator exam.
Ta in advance :D
12. Simplify 3 log base e (2e) - 2 log base e (3e) expressing your answer in the form A + log base e B - log base e C where A, B & C are whole numbers.
Note : base e represents the little e symbol after log, I just can't find symbol.
Please remember this is in a non-calculator exam.
Ta in advance :D