Consider the equation
(a) Show that the equation may be written as:
(b) Express in terms of , and hence obtain a quadratic equation in .
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Consider the equation
(a) Show that the equation may be written as:
(b) Express in terms of , and hence obtain a quadratic equation in .
The depth, metres, of water at the entrance to a harbour at time hours after midnight on a particular day is given by , .
(a) Find the maximum depth and the minimum depth of the water.
(b) Find the values of for which
Consider the equation , .
(a) Show that the equation may be written as .
(b) Factor the left-hand side to obtain an equation of the form .
(c) Find all exact values of in the interval that satisfy the equation.
Consider the equation , .
(a) Show that the equation may be written as .
(b) Express in terms of , and hence obtain a quadratic equation in .
(c) Solve exactly for .
The graph of is transformed by the following sequence of four transformations.
A horizontal stretch with scale factor , then a translation of units in the positive -direction.
A vertical stretch with scale factor , then a translation of units in the positive -direction.
(a) Find the equation of the resulting graph in the form .
(b) Write down the period of this graph and the range of the corresponding function.
(c) Find the two smallest positive values of for which .
(d) Find the smallest positive value of at which this graph meets the line .
(d) all exact values of in the interval that satisfy the original equation.
(e) the graphs of and for , indicating approximate intersections matching the solutions from part 4.
(d) all exact values of in the interval that satisfy the original equation.