STPM 2016 Mathematics Term 1 Functions A Booklet Solution
Below are the sample solutions of the my STPM 2016 Term 1 Mathematics Chapter 1 Functions A booklet at page 5. The questions are about natural domains and corresponding range of some functions. You can solve all the questions by sketching a simple curve.
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MT Booklet 1A Question a
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MT Booklet 1A Question b
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MT Booklet 1A Question c
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MT Booklet 1A Question d
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MT Booklet 1A Question e
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MT Booklet 1A Question f
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MT Booklet 1A Question g
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MT Booklet 1A Question h
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Integration of cos^3 x
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STPM 2018 Term 3 Mathematics (T) Coursework Sample Answer
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STPM 2018 Term 1 Mathematics (T) Coursework Sample
Question A complex number is an extension of a real number and it can be represented in Cartesian and polar forms. In this assignment, you are required to explore the powers and roots of complex numbers. 1 (a) Let z =1+i. Find z^n, where n = 2, 3, 4, …, and represent...
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