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Higher Level Maths Proofs

CiaraBelle · 2010-05-25 09:01:28

Anywhere I could get a copy of all the proofs for HL maths? Our teacher only did a few he thought were likely but I want to be sure...

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25-05-2010 10:01am

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CiaraBelle

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Anywhere I could get a copy of all the proofs for HL maths? Our teacher only did a few he thought were likely but I want to be sure...

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#2 25-05-2010 1:14pm
eoins23456

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http://www.mathsireland.com/LCHGeneralNotes/Proofs/Proofs.html

http://www.thealy.com/LCHM/lchm_index.htm

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#3 25-05-2010 4:41pm
eoins23456

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Does anyone know the deal with parametric equations?
Do we only have to able to show that two give parametric equations represent a line or could we be asked something like this http://www.studentxpress.ie/papers/linesoln1996.pdf
Part B
Also could be asked to prove that a transformations maps a line segment to a line segment?

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#4 25-05-2010 6:06pm
dynamot

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nothing like that has come up since 1996. Questions before 2000 are not really a reflection of the current standard, i wouldnt read too much into it.

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#5 25-05-2010 10:44pm
eoins23456

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well trying to concentrate on stuff that hasnt come up in ages.Prob not worth the bother of getting caught up with it

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