Kumar's Specialist Questions Thread

[Bhootnike]

The conjugate root theorem is a part of the adv gen course isn't it?
Like if you have a root of x+3i, then x-3i is also a root? 

We've started complex numbers . which I think was a good way to begin.. lite n' easy!! haha

3^(1/2)tan(x)=-3
i keep getting
x=pi(3n-1)/3
thanks

is that ?

[dc302]

The conjugate root theorem is a part of the adv gen course isn't it?
Like if you have a root of x+3i, then x-3i is also a root? 

Oh is it? Haha can't remember

[Hutchoo]

Yeah, conjugate root theorem was in my adv.gen course.

[Ravit]

The conjugate root theorem is a part of the adv gen course isn't it?
Like if you have a root of x+3i, then x-3i is also a root? 

We've started complex numbers . which I think was a good way to begin.. lite n' easy!! haha

3^(1/2)tan(x)=-3
i keep getting
x=pi(3n-1)/3
thanks

is that ?

yes it is.

[Bhootnike]

well youre right then!

[Ravit]

yea... my book was giving another answer so thought i was doing something wrong:P

[Bhootnike]

was it giving pi(5+- 3n)/3 or something?

[paulsterio]

I've always found I integration annoying, its like the only thing which requires a sincere amount of thought put into it, and I often spend most of my reading time thinking about integration problems

[Ravit]

was it giving pi(5+- 3n)/3 or something?

yes something like that

I've always found I integration annoying, its like the only thing which requires a sincere amount of thought put into it, and I often spend most of my reading time thinking about integration problems

so do you suggest i do integration in the holidays ?

[Bhootnike]

was it giving pi(5+- 3n)/3 or something?

yes something like that

what book/question ?

[paulsterio]

I personally think you should...cause integration requires experience and that's only built through doing it over time

[Ravit]

was it giving pi(5+- 3n)/3 or something?

yes something like that

what book/question ?

essentials advanced general maths

I personally think you should...cause integration requires experience and that's only built through doing it over time

from experience how long did the chapter from the essentials book on integration take you to complete ?

[dc302]

I personally think you should...cause integration requires experience and that's only built through doing it over time

from experience how long did the chapter from the essentials book on integration take you to complete ?

I know this wasn't your question, but I don't recommend doing every question in the book. Try do maybe every third of the 'easier' (or eariler) questions, and then do most of the harder ones. The concepts in integration are not hard, but some of them require a fair bit of thinking to do, so you will need to have as much exposure to different types of questions as possible. Doing easy textbook exercises does not give you such experience imo.