#proof
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like how would you represent an odd number
e.g any even number can be written as 2n correct?
similarly, how would you write an odd number
yes correct
let that be n
and create another odd number such as 2m+1 and let that be m
nice
we need to prove m^2 + n^2
yes
yep
im gonna trust that you've expanded correctly
now how do you think we can show divsibility by 2 and not 4 here
close
you need to factor out the 2
and show that you have no remainder
yes but you cant just divide by 2 because then it wouldnt be showing it
yep
do the same for 4
but you'll be left with remainder 2
thus it is not divisible by 4
but it is divisible by 2
you cant write 2/4
you need to leave the 2 outside the bracket
to show there is a remainder of 2
correct
yep
do you understand why
yep
yes
it's purely the fact that there is a remainder
send
so
so you have a curve
and you've got a point on it
and you're told there is a tangent at this point
and you need to find the eq of the tangent
you understand what a tangent is?
@hollow burrow
at one point
so
a tangent would be perpendicular to the normal
but we dont need that here
we need to find the gradient of the trangent
at that point
it would be the same as the gradient of the curve at that point
so differentiate the eq of the curve
mhm
you need to account for the sqrt2 remember
that’s when it’s a constant on its own
here sqrt2 is a coefficient of x^-2
you need to go back over differentiation basics
and understand that concept properly
mate
def go watch a youtube vid
you multiply by -2 to sqrt 2
and reduce the power by 1
?
😭
yes
because you’re differentiating
no
this is what the derivative is
how do you differentiate y
try do that first
why are there 2 terms
my best suggestion to you is watch a. vid on differentiation
this is basic differentiation
what we’re doing this
(-2)sqrt2x^(-3)
you sub in the x coordinate into it
to find rhe gradient of tangent
then you set up y= mx + c
you know what m is
so then put that in
sub in the given coordinates into y=mx + c
rearrange for c
then you’ll have an rq for y=mx + c
mhm
thats your grad of rang
tang*
read from here
gradient
what you just worked out
did you differentiate it
okay
now sub in x value given
okay thats the gradient
now do
y-(y1)=m(x-x1)
for the point they have given you
good luck
Bro how is this A level?
proof questions are like the worst answered
must be as maths
these q's are gcse further maths level
it is