Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
I'm running out of ideas to get an expression for p^2. Ive tried synthetic division and other substitutions but keep getting left with nasty a's and b's left in my expression. can anyone give me a hint or starting point please
factor out b-a
Submitted by AMH (not verified) on
i'm not sure it this is correct but i divided by (b-a) on both sides. i then stated this couldn't be a solution as b doesn't equal a so you can take it out (like you did earlier in the question in part ii). i hope this is helpful!
THANKS
Submitted by The indefinite ... (not verified) on
Thank you, i've got it now . I was trying to find an expression only using p=b+a and q=.... Should've used the other equation I just derived
Integral
Submitted by Kat (not verified) on
How does the shown. It relate to the integral, cannot seem to get this part of the question going
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Submitted by cxm on
Can you state your question a little more clearly?
It's ok, I did it
Submitted by Kat (not verified) on
It's ok, I did it