Glad that you find the latest video format helpful :D Trying my very best to improvise from the feedback and comments I received from all the students.
Nice video. Alternative for 10(b): Let the tangents intersect at D. By symmetry, D lies directly above C(2,-3), so D is (2,h-3) where h=DC. Slope of BC is tanθ = 1/3. Also ∠DBC=θ. sinθ = CB/h = (3√10)/h=1/√10, i.e. h=30, so D is (2,27).
I only posted 1 paper reviewfor A level :/ really sorry I couldn't post more often lately Really busy with my current classes. Couldn't fork out more time to record and edit. I wish you all the best for your examinations.
I first identify the centre first of the tan graph Then I trace the period of the tan graph. It was being multiplied by anything but shifted to the righthand side by one space. That's the reason why you saw I put x-pi/4 there to represent the changes. Lastly I choose one of the point and substituted both the "c" and "b" I have identified to track down "a"
Quick question: at the beginning, in question 1, when you reformulated the equation, where did you get the coefficient “-4”?, although thank you! This helps a lot.
hmmmm when you differentiate any formula, we will minus that coefficient of the variable x by 1 rite. Hence, ?x^-3 after being differentiated it will become -3?x^-4 :D I'm not quick sure whether the reply above is about what you were asking or not x.x you can further elaborate if it otherwise. I will reply to you asap
Hi im currently in a level and im kinda confused on whether to use radians or degrees, if im finding the area of a sector should i use radians or degrees ty in advance!
it depends on the circle shape that was given to you. if they used radian to represent the sector then you gotta use radian to solve the question. vice versa :D
QUICK LINK TO QUESTION
Q1. 00:34
Q2. 5:18
Q3.
a) 10:14
b) 11:34
Q4. 14:00
Q5. 17:39
Q6. 21:20
Q7.
a) 25:37
b) 26:56
Q8.
a) 31:12
b) 33:54
c) 35:25
Q9.
a) 40:19
b) 40:55
c) 41:39
d) 43:26
Q10.
a) 46:03
b) 47:57
Q11.
a) 56:18
b) 59:42
c) 1:01:52
d) 1:04:22
Please make more a level paper videos. You were very useful for my GCSEs, I'm sure you can outdo yourself on a levels
Will try my best to post more often :D
@@DMathAcademyPlease do !
Really happy that you are doing ALevels maths now solved worksheets 😊 thanks for your help sir
You’re most welcome. Glad that you like the video 😊
I really enjoyed this.Very well explained,please do more in the future.
Glad that you find the latest video format helpful :D Trying my very best to improvise from the feedback and comments I received from all the students.
Nice video.
Alternative for 10(b): Let the tangents intersect at D. By symmetry, D lies directly above C(2,-3), so D is (2,h-3) where h=DC.
Slope of BC is tanθ = 1/3. Also ∠DBC=θ. sinθ = CB/h = (3√10)/h=1/√10, i.e. h=30, so D is (2,27).
Thank you! :D there will be students that will find this alternative solution helpful!
@@DMathAcademy Thanks! Keep up the good work and please post more A-Level Maths videos!
Coming from 0580, AS is something else bro
HAHAHA It's addmath on steroids xD
awesome video, easy to understand but next time maybe have the music a touch quieter thanks !
My IGCSE savior is now becoming IAL savior. Can’t Thank you enough 🙏
trying to put in more time and review the papers :')
Ah finally a levels, I just finished my IGCSEs
HAHAHA right on time I guess.
my cie math alevel start 18 october and I'm really stressed. Thank you for this video :)
I only posted 1 paper reviewfor A level
:/ really sorry I couldn't post more often lately
Really busy with my current classes. Couldn't fork out more time to record and edit. I wish you all the best for your examinations.
Sameeeee :///
Me too
I really wish you had more A level papers... Especially AS, your IGCSE videos made me pass.... I got A
can you make the music less loud next time? it's a little hard to hear your voiceover :( otherwise thank you so much for this video!!
Tqvm for the feedback! Will adjust it more in coming videos.
i think this video helps a lot, i hope u create more videos thanks!
Glad you find it helpful. Will definitely post more often :D
thanks for the video it was really helpful
Glad it helped :D it my pleasure to be able to continue help out you all.
16:36 thankyou
so much better than science and math papers guy
Thanks my G !!!!
Thank you
you're most welcome :D
Thanks for the video! I'm truly confused about question 4 can you please briefly explain how we solved it
I first identify the centre first of the tan graph
Then I trace the period of the tan graph. It was being multiplied by anything but shifted to the righthand side by one space. That's the reason why you saw I put x-pi/4 there to represent the changes.
Lastly I choose one of the point and substituted both the "c" and "b" I have identified to track down "a"
in q9 part d why isnt the square root of 16 taken as +- 4 why only positive
For 17:18 I put it in my calculator but got -48.6 help
did you set radian mode?
in qs 8 b) why times 2 for the semi circle why not 4?
hmmm there's two of the same semi circle rite at the graph x.x I skip a little on the workings, sorry for the confusion
This man is gonna give me A* again.. lesss go!!!!
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Quick question: at the beginning, in question 1, when you reformulated the equation, where did you get the coefficient “-4”?, although thank you! This helps a lot.
hmmmm when you differentiate any formula, we will minus that coefficient of the variable x by 1 rite. Hence, ?x^-3 after being differentiated it will become -3?x^-4 :D
I'm not quick sure whether the reply above is about what you were asking or not x.x you can further elaborate if it otherwise. I will reply to you asap
Great videos....I wanted to know which software you using to work out these papers online...
hmmm you mean the editing software or the tools to write on pdfs
@@DMathAcademy BOTH
@@ranveerranveer2213 Apple Pencil and the Apple files app
Yo teacher Dixonnnn back to your channel for help T^T
Hi im currently in a level and im kinda confused on whether to use radians or degrees, if im finding the area of a sector should i use radians or degrees ty in advance!
it depends on the circle shape that was given to you. if they used radian to represent the sector then you gotta use radian to solve the question. vice versa :D
@@DMathAcademy Ty for the reply! the question asks me to find area in terms of r, ty in advance!
How did you add that digital calculator next to the paper ?
can you please remove the song because we can't hear properly
do you have paper mj 2021 paper 53
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yep yep done recording but I’m yet to edit it x.x sorry for the delay as I’m doing everything on my own.
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