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Tkp

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Please anyone could explain to me mechanics /jun11 variant 43 no.4 and no.5 urgently ?
ok just see the diagram carefully.the object is in equilbrium.so the frictional force must be opposite to 6.1 N.
so to find the frictional force 6.1+5costheta(as the theta is in the x axis)=f,so f is 7.5
u=f/r(r is mg as the object is in equilbrium)
3rd 1 is same as 1st 1.now the 6.1 is replaced with 8.6n.so 8.6+5c0stheta-f=ma
and the accleration must be in left direction as the object is moving
 
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ok just see the diagram carefully.the object is in equilbrium.so the frictional force must be opposite to 6.1 N.
so to find the frictional force 6.1+5costheta(as the theta is in the x axis)=f,so f is 7.5
u=f/r(r is mg as the object is in equilbrium)
3rd 1 is same as 1st 1.now the 6.1 is replaced with 8.6n.so 8.6+5c0stheta-f=ma
and the accleration must be in left direction as the object is moving
Thaaanks :D !
 
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Just can't seem to get any of the answers right.. even though I think I know what I'm doing. Help would be appreciated with both parts.
 

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Help again, stuck at the first part!!!

y = sin³2x cos³2x

A = ⌡sin³2x cos³2x dx

u = sin2x
du/dx = 2cos2x
dx = du/2cos2x

A = ⌡sin³2x cos³2x du/2cos2x
A = ⌡sin³2x (cos²2x)(cos2x) du/2cos2x
A = ⌡sin³2x cos²2x du/2
A = ½ ⌡sin³2x (1 - sin²2x) du
A = ½ ⌡u³ (1 - u²) du
A = ½ ⌡u³ - u^5 du
A = ½ (u^4/4 - u^6/6)

For limits, set y = 0
sin³2x cos³2x = 0

For this function to be zero,
sin³2x = 0 or cos³2x = 0
x = 0, 45

Put these values in u = sin2x and we get the limits 0 and 1.

A = ½ (1/4 - 1/6)
A = 1/24
 
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hey guys am new to this so plzz help!
i need igcse o level 2010 papers any one know where i can get them.. plzz help me!!
 
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guy i need help with paper 1 2010 here's the paper i need help in question no. 13 any one plzz help ASAP
 

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thnaks but i want edexcel igce 2010 papers if u have plzzz help me with it.. thanks for this one it was very usefull:)
 
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