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Exam Hack | CIE A2 Maths | P3 | Vector Question

P1 Exam Hack Vector Question - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvfMj8JlJf0


Exam Hack | CIE A2 Maths | P3 | Vector Question

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in the 7th question i waiting for him to realize what he did lmao .

Vibhu Tg

I'm not sure if there is a quicker way but if you plug in the t values back into that cos(PAB) equation, you'll get 41 degrees for the -2/3 solution which is the acute angle. You'll get 120 degrees for when t=-2 which is what we need. Hope this helped.

Jaafar

In question 9ii) of the worksheet, why do we reject the -2/3 solution? How can I confirm that it gives the solution for an acute angle?

Naveen Shan

Its in 3D you're thinking about it on a 2D plane

Jay Blue

not in syllabus mate

Ata Ul Musawir

why in questions 2, we proved in part 1 there is no intersection, but part 2 we found the angle between the 2 lines ? how is this possible ? if there is no intersection how is an angle formed ?

Raed Sherif

sir, can you make on plane questions also for vector, the questions which involve plane are very tricky to understand

Shubh Mehta

for the third question. isnt directional vector of PA and l also perpendicular? why do we use the vector equation of PA?

Neko Squealer

Why would it matter? If the question specifies radians use radians, if degrees use degrees. Both units are describing the same thing.

Intuitive

hi, do we use radians when dealing with angles in this chapter or degrees?

saba

Sir I tried taking the OB point vector and the results are not the same for me, I redid it with the video and ended up with a 7 as my m value My constant values were also different. Could you please solve this query of mine

Jayanth

For Question 17, it said AB=2CD, i tried equating the vectors themselves but it didn't work and then i saw that you've worked it using their magnitude. So how do i know when i should vector or magnitude and why didn't equating the vectors themselves work, like what is the reasoning?

Jarod

Just any point on the line is fine you will get the same result :)

Intuitive

in question 1, when we take a point to create an equation for line(m). you took (1,-2,2). I thought we were supposed to take the starting point to create an equation or is it that we can use any of the two points?

Behroz Hyder

Probably didn't I'm on that cheap food bruv haha

Intuitive

Hope you had a great meal afterwards

Muhammad Aleem

hii in the worksheet question 15, can you explain why does OC= OD+AB??? i cant imagine itt

good boy

hello, can you also do mechanics solving papers videos? thank you

MICHELLE

May i know when you will upload that video

Aditya Gupta

I'll start looking at that exam after P3 along with Mechanics. I hope the P3 exam hack series is helpful a lot of work went into it.

Intuitive

Hey! since your stats1 was a absolute life saver could you please do stats3 as well

Roooooha

Yep I'll be doing that question last. I need to do Numerical Solution and then I'll do that video.

Intuitive

hey ! just wondering if you did a worksheet for polynomials and reminder therom

mathsisnotcool

stats next plis

Debabrata Majumder

Awesome! You're literally a life saver dude. Mechanics any time soon?

Poliantrix

Thanks dude

Intuitive

Love u men

dekun Lin


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