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No, it isn't. Apparently the domain is supposed to be determined by the sinx. But don't worry about it, anom1ly!

HSC 2006 6 (a) (ii) L^2 = 2V^2(1-sin@)t^2 - 2aVcos@t + a^2 The right hand side of L^2 is a quadratic in t, which has a minimum value since 2V^2(1-sin@) > 0 for 0 < @ < pi/2. My question is how?

The answer is -1 is less than or equal to x is less than or equal to 1. :(

Find the domain of f(x)=x(inverse sinx).

How is sin2@ = 2tan@ / 1 - tan^2 (@)?

Thank you raniaaa! I had R = 0 (because R = dV/dt, right?). But it makes sense to use dR/dt = 0. Oh, and it's pi, not pie. Whoops. Haha.

Here's an easier question (that I can't solve): Water flows into and out of a tank at a rate (in litres/hour) given by R = 2 pie sin(pie t). If the tank is initially empty at 10am, find the first time (after 10am) when the tank is filling at its greatest rate. The answer is 10:30am...

Thanks guys! So it's NOT (-1)^n BUT x^(n+1)! I thought so!

Hi! Can I please have some help with the below? When you integrate nCn x^n, is it nCn [ (-1)^n / (n+1) ]? And, if so, how did you get it? Also, is nC2 = [ n(n-1) / 2 ]? Again, if so, how did you get it? Thank you! :)

Ngaw, thanks for that!

A quick question: Integrate sin(x)cos^2(x) dx Thanks!

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