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36
0.5×36×2.
A Level · English Medium · Pearson Edexcel · Mathematics
Use vectors, radians and identities to solve constrained geometric problems.
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Vector equations must satisfy every component. The scalar product provides an angle relation for nonzero vectors. Radian formulas for sector area and arc length require radian angles. Trigonometric manipulation can introduce exclusions when dividing by a function.
For r=4 and θ=1.5 radians, sector area=r²θ/2=12. If a·b=0 for nonzero vectors, their directions are perpendicular.
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36
0.5×36×2.
4
2−4+6.
-6
k+6=0.
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cosx=0 is itself a valid way for the product to vanish; division excludes it.
List the excluded branch.
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t=2 satisfies both3+2t=7 and −1+4t=7.
Use consistent components.
Solve a vector or sector problem and explain every angle or nonzero restriction.
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