Algebra
- Write
as partial fractions. - (a) Expand
in ascending powers of up to and including the term in , stating the range for which the expansion is valid.
(b) Use this expansion to calculatecorrect to 4 decimal places. - The function f is given by
(a) Write
as a sum of two partial fractions.
(b) Expand your fractions to find a quadratic approximation to .
Explain why your expansion will not give a valid approximation to
.
4. Given that , find the values of
and
.
5. (a) Expand up to and including the term in
.
(b) Mo uses the expansion from part (a) and the value to find a value for
. Find Mo’s result and explain why this is not a valid approximation.
Use the expansion from part (a) to find a value for
to 2 decimal places and explain why this is a valid approximation.
(d) Use your result from to find a value for
correct to 2 decimal places.
6. is approximately equal to
(a) Find the values of and
.
(b) Emily wants to use this expansion to calculate an approximation for .
(b) Expand your fractions to find a quadratic approximation to
4. Given that
5. (a) Expand
(b) Mo uses the expansion from part (a) and the value
(d) Use your result from
6.
(a) Find the values of
(b) Emily wants to use this expansion to calculate an approximation for
Give one reason why using this expansion would not give a valid approximation.
7. (a) Write as partial fractions.
(b) Find the coordinate(s) of any turning points on the curve
and identify their nature.
7. (a) Write
(b) Find the