solutions for exam 1 and the exam itself

[supernatural]

Here are the solutions...and please find attached a copy of the exam itself
Good luck in exam 2 everyone  
Question 1
a)    
b)  

Question 2
a)    
b)    

Question 3
a)    
b)    

Question 4
a)   amplitude is
      period is
b)  
      and  

Question 5
a)    
b)    

Question 6        
  
  
  

Question 7
a)    
b)    

Question 8
        

Question 9
a)      
b)      

Question 10
        
        
        

Question 11
a)  
b)  
c)  

[Linkage1992]

Do you reckon I'll lose a mark for not taking out the x^2 common factor for the first one?

[supernatural]

Do you reckon I'll lose a mark for not taking out the x^2 common factor for the first one?

no thats fine the way you left it

[10weid]

if it was worth 1 or 2 makrs no, if it was worth 3 marks then yeah..

[chap]

period of 4a was 6 not 6pie I am pretty sure.

[Studyinghard]

it was 6pi for sure..it was 2pi/(1/3)

[johsephhh_]

yerh i was 6pi LOL

[chap]

alright well then I fucked that one, I thought it was 2pi/(pi/3)...

[foley]

alright well then I fucked that one, I thought it was 2pi/(pi/3)...

I thought it was? Wasn't part of the equation (x+pi/3), so therefore 2pi/(pi/3)

[kiraxxx]

does anyone remember the exact question for 1B

[chap]

yeh thats what I thought?

[samiira]

does anyone remember the exact question for 1B

think it was ln(x^2+1) and u have to find f'(2)

[sajib_mostofa]

What was Q6 about?

[supernatural]

does anyone remember the exact question for 1B

find

What was Q6 about?

original equation was

[darkphoenix]

alright well then I fucked that one, I thought it was 2pi/(pi/3)...

I thought it was? Wasn't part of the equation (x+pi/3), so therefore 2pi/(pi/3)

No you had to split it up. Cause period = 2pi/n