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H4rdc0r3

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fail. why would you need to use u, + you forgot dt.

+ C
 
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thats not what the textbook solution says.
 

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I find the practice of NSW HSC in providing the suggested substitution for integration makes this part of 3U really wimpish.
 

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They didn't give the substitution for one question last year in the 3u paper. That really really surprised me.
 

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They didn't give the substitution for one question last year in the 3u paper. That really really surprised me.
yer same, it was Q1 aswell i believe. Usually very very straight forward, no tricks.

Alot of poorer MX1 students would have seen the Sin^2x and straight away gone:
Cos2x=1-2sin^2x
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sin^2x=1/2(1-cos2x) etc etc

When do the BOS notes for 2008 come out?
 

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isnt anyone going to answer my question ;_;
 

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But the textbook's solution says -sqrt(1-t^2)+c. This is from the fitzpatrick 3-u book btw.
 

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