Today's exam question is on circles. The first part is pretty standard, the second part a bit more creative. Enjoy! www.buymeacoff... www.starfishmaths.com starfishmaths@gmail.com
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I randomly found your channel again today and came here to thank you. I passed my alevels maths almost 2 years ago with a good grade. Thank you very very much, without you it would not have been possible. Please keep up the good work. Thanks again.
Oh that's so lovely to hear!! Well done with your exams, delighted that this channel was a help. Thank you for taking the time to say such kind words 😊 All the best with your endeavours!
You can also use implicit differentiation for the gradient of l, which is quicker for me.
isnt it bigger than and equal to? if the circle touches the axis isnt that still in one quadrant?
No, the axis is an asymptote.
Amazing video, that last question is cruel!
wow part b blew my mind