#bounds
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since area is multiplying shit
Use cosine to find an angle
obtain the upper bounds of everything
Then use that angle to find
Area
0.5absinc
Round it all to the upperbound
Acc no
use cosine yeah
but
mark scheme uses some loewr upper bound stuff
don't get that
Round the numerators to ub and the denominator to lb
Yhyh
wait
1.85 x 10^-5 / 1.75 x 10^-5
1.65 x 10^-5 / 1.55 x 10^-5
1.55 x 10^-5 / 1.45 x 10^-5
n then u got
Waht
thats the upper and lower bounds
whats the formula for angle
is it b^2 + c^2 - a^2 / 2bc
or sum
Ye
Yh
alrr
Then find the angle to find the area
what do I sub in 😭🙏
So you use the ub for the numberstore
The values
do u use ub for all of em
No
Ña
Use lb for denominator
no
Ña
I SAID NO
alrr
lmao 🤣
Ye that right
No
i was thinking that
Ye
To get the biggest value yes
Forgot about that
On the numeraltr use ub
Yh for a use lb
Yhh
I wasnt looking at the formula mb
So yh do that
Is this a calc question
Wdym
non calc
nah cuz idk which ones to use
Thats long then
Draw the triangle out
Depends which angle you are choosing to find
its a 6 marker btw
Makes sense
And label it first then
Simplify it
yhyh did that
Then choose the angle ur gonna find
holdd up
Then substitute the a b and c into the formula
Calm
But make sure the numerator is the largest it can be and the denominator the smallest
ibr i ain got a clue wat they doing
How is this a non calc question
Na that’s what we just did
oh yeah mb bro
Bc they did cos-1
Which u need calc for
mans slow rn
The triangle numbers
Yh
Ye
and opposite B is side b
Just explaining
No ub
They didnt
Ye only in the denominator
im cooked 😭🙏
When calculating the angle, the numerator should be the largest value possible and the denominator the smallest value possible to find the upper bound
But it’s the other way round in this question
Because when you take the cos inverse of a smaller number it’ll be bigger
wait so normally youd do upper / lower
but bc its like cos inverse u do the opposite
I guess so
Ye I guess
is the answer
1.14869406147808×10^10
no
Cooked
what was the ans
So why didnt they use the lb of all the values
Na ur finished
Its not right angle
i think i can do it
What paper os this from
some predicted 1 my teacher put on teams
im gonna retry (im cooked)
The largest value of x corresponds to the smallest value of cos(x)
Still confused icl
That doesn’t make sense tho
I’m actually in year 13 tho and I’m doing further maths
Been a while since I’ve been here
When we do cos-1
Na that question is shit
btw thanks every1 for ur help
It makes sense if you look a the graph for cos(x)
Ye but cos(50) is greater than cos(30) I don’t get it
Cos-1
The other way
No it’s not
nova wyd
@jovial tartan If they need the smallest value for cosx to get the greatest degree, why did they use the ub for all instead of lb
My fault my calculator was in radians
This questions needs a lot of brain
its silly
Maybe there’s an easier method but it’s been a while since I’ve done a gcse question so idk
how is that not wrong
on the 1st line there shouldnt be 2 values that are the same
its a predicted paper frfr
yhh
Its bc
Lb-ub
its wrong 'ok'
Which js happened to be the same value
ig
It gives the lower bound for cos(x)
For cosx
Which is the upper bound for x
what if COS(x) was the upper bound, then x would be the lower bound?
makes sense
I guess?
If you wanted to find the smallest possible x value
if this comess in the gcse
its frankly over
I don’t know
Like I said, it’s been a while since I did GCSEs
I didn’t actually revise for them but still managed to get a 9 in maths
Would explain why the rest of my results are so bad tho lol
quadratic formula's (negative b, +/- rt b^2 - 4ac )/ 2a
cold