math questions making me mad!!!

ashley01

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Hi i have 15 math question which i have been trying to solve but i dont seem to be able to do so..i really need these question solved as they are from a past mathematics questions book and i would be sitting for a math exam very soon.




1. 2 places A and B on the equator are in longitudes 20° W and 18° E respecytively. calculate correct to the nearest 100km th distance between A and B along ythe equator. (Take ? = ²²?7 )


2 . differentiate (cos? - sin ?)² with respect to ?.


3 if one factor of x³-8­­­­?­­¹ is x-2­­?¹,the other is ....


4.convert 111.111 from binary number to denary

5 .simplify ­a-b (numerator)/ a? - b? (denominator)

6 . factorise x³ + 2x² - 5x - 6

7.simplify ¼ - 1½ × (2½ - ?)

8 . solve the equations 3x - y + 1 = 2x + y + 2 = 3x+2y+1 (numerators)/
3 5 6(denominators)

9 .resolve 2x² - 3x - 10? (x + 2)(x² - 9)

10 . if ? and ? are acut angles such that sin ? = ³?5 tan ? = 5?12.findthe value of sin(? +? )

11 . the motion of a body is defined by S = 3t³ - 2t² - 3,where S denotes th displacement after the time t seconds.find the acceleration after t = 5seconds

12. evaluate lim (x-2)(x² + 3x - 2) numerator / x² - 4 denominator
x? 2

13.if sec?° = 1.5, find sin?° and cot ?° respectively.

14.the base of a rectangular block is a square ,side × cm, and its volume is 200cm³ .find the function(fx) which represenst in square cm the total area of the faces of the block

15. A solid metal cuboid has a dimension 18cm by 10cm by 7cm.It is melted down competely and recast into a solid right circular cone of radius 10cm. calculate the height of the cone .(? = ²²?7)
 
ashley01 said:
Hi i have 15 math question which i have been trying to solve but i dont seem to be able to do so..i really need these question solved as they are from a past mathematics questions book and i would be sitting for a math exam very soon.

1. 2 places A and B on the equator are in longitudes 20° W and 18° E respecytively. calculate correct to the nearest 100km th distance between A and B along ythe equator. (Take ? = ²²?7 )


2 . differentiate (cos? - sin ?)² with respect to ?.


3 if one factor of x³-8­­­­?­­¹ is x-2­­?¹,the other is ....


4.convert 111.111 from binary number to denary

5 .simplify ­a-b (numerator)/ a? - b? (denominator)

6 . factorise x³ + 2x² - 5x - 6

7.simplify ¼ - 1½ × (2½ - ?)

8 . solve the equations 3x - y + 1 = 2x + y + 2 = 3x+2y+1 (numerators)/
3 5 6(denominators)

9 .resolve 2x² - 3x - 10? (x + 2)(x² - 9)

10 . if ? and ? are acut angles such that sin ? = ³?5 tan ? = 5?12.findthe value of sin(? +? )

11 . the motion of a body is defined by S = 3t³ - 2t² - 3,where S denotes th displacement after the time t seconds.find the acceleration after t = 5seconds

12. evaluate lim (x-2)(x² + 3x - 2) numerator / x² - 4 denominator
x? 2

13.if sec?° = 1.5, find sin?° and cot ?° respectively.

14.the base of a rectangular block is a square ,side × cm, and its volume is 200cm³ .find the function(fx) which represenst in square cm the total area of the faces of the block

15. A solid metal cuboid has a dimension 18cm by 10cm by 7cm.It is melted down competely and recast into a solid right circular cone of radius 10cm. calculate the height of the cone .(? = ²²?7)
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You posted these problems in multiple sites - without showing a line of work.

Most of these problems are very straight-forward - you should find ample example problems like these in your text-book (or previous textbook).

Please show us your work, indicating exactly where you are stuck - so that we know where to begin to help you.
 
You're in a class at least as advanced as calculus, but you don't have any familiarity with grade-school fractions...? :roll:
 
ashley01: Don't get mad, get even. If possible, break open a book or resort to Google (suggestions by Subhotosh Khan) and immerse yourself in the course that you are not only taking, but eventually will have to pay for; believe me you'll feel better for it.

Ashley01, I am not trying to be a pompous ass, but if you are going to study the "hard sciences", you'll have to (unless you're a genius) burn the midnight oil, as you can't bluff your way through like you can in subjective courses. In other words one has to hit the books, if one wants to grasp the subject. Good luck to you.
 
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