Edexcel C1 Core Maths June 2007 Question 5

This is the worked solution to this maths past paper, Edexcel C1 June 2007 form examsolutions

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[15princemalik]

@ExamSolutions Love your videos but I just don't understand, why does y = 0 for the equation for the asymtopes

[ExamSolutions]

@15princemalik y = 0 is the equation of the x-axis. Any point on the x-axis has y-coordinate =0. The graph tends towards the x-axis.

[GreenArrow223]

You didn't show the coordinate of the point at which the curve crosses a coordinate axis.

[ExamSolutions]

@GreenArrow223 Thanks for that. I have now added an annotation.

[GreenArrow223]

@ExamSolutions Np probs man... Btw thanks to your videos I got an A in C1 TYVM!!

[ExamSolutions]

@GreenArrow223 Excellent - well done.

[omarkhan5]

You explain it so well, excellent video 10/10 I think your better than any teacher I've ever had! :)

[TheGloomiest]

my maths exam is on 5th june too, and this really is helpin a lot!!

[bladervinay]

good video would be better if i know what really happened & how to do such complex problems

[Mrhrithik4ever]

OMG THT WAS ONE OF THE MOST CONFUSIN QUESTIONS EDEXCEL COULD HAV EVER COME UP WITH :/

[WliiaKing]

@MattyEcko lol you wont need this now but it's because y = 3/x+2 (Since x = 0 it's just 3/0+2 = 3/2) :D

[amyyanwatse]

Hey, I am having my C1 exam in 2010 Jan, would it be possible to provide some answers for the C1 2009/2008 papers answers if you got some spare time? thank you so much :)