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Maths Logs Tables

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  • 31-05-2014 2:06pm
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    IrishLassie26
    Registered Users Posts: 146 ✭✭


    Does anyone know what formulas are contained in the logs tables? Is all the formulas you require in the exam in the booklet or do you have to learn off any particular ones?


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    hf98kk
    Registered Users Posts: 56 ✭✭hf98kk


    they are just the standard log tables. they have every formula you will need I think


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    coolerboy
    Registered Users Posts: 589 ✭✭✭coolerboy


    IrishLassie26 wrote: »
    Does anyone know what formulas are contained in the logs tables? Is all the formulas you require in the exam in the booklet or do you have to learn off any particular ones?

    You have to learn off easy ones like the area of a square or rectangle and the trigonomety formula


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    IrishLassie26
    Registered Users Posts: 146 ✭✭IrishLassie26


    Do you get logs tables from the examiners or do you have to bring your own?


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    S_Hick12
    Registered Users Posts: 148 ✭✭S_Hick12


    IrishLassie26 wrote: »
    Do you get logs tables from the examiners or do you have to bring your own?

    You get them on the day, but i don't think you can bring your own anyway. I'm not entirely sure but i'd imagine not, in case people have added extra 'notes' into them.


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    emersyn
    Registered Users Posts: 430 ✭✭emersyn


    You get the log tables on the day, if you bring your own you won't be allowed to use them and they'll be taken off you until the end of the exam.


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    Liordi
    Registered Users Posts: 2,226 ✭✭✭Liordi


    In relation to area & volume, a lot of the formula's for total surface area aren't contained in the log tables.
    For example a cylinder; it just has the CSA.


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    Beca19
    Registered Users Posts: 337 ✭✭Beca19


    Yeah and if it's asking you for the area of a quarter of a circle or something like that well obviously use the whole formula then divide by 4, that kind of thing isn't it in it haha. You'd be surprised the amount of people that gave out about it saying they didn't know what to do:O


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