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markosheehan said:
Because I know that "velocity" is the rate of change (derivative) of "position" (that MarkFL is referring to as "displacement").HallsofIvy said:
The purpose of this guide is to provide a quick and efficient approach to solving problems in the B(ii) category, which typically involve mathematical or quantitative analysis.
This guide breaks down the problem-solving process into clear and concise steps, making it easier to understand and apply a systematic approach to solving B(ii) problems. It also provides helpful tips and techniques for tackling these types of problems.
Yes, this guide recommends a problem-solving strategy known as POLYA, which stands for "Plan, Organize, Look back, and Analyze". It also suggests breaking down the problem into smaller, more manageable parts and using diagrams or visual aids to aid in understanding.
While this guide is specifically designed for solving B(ii) problems, many of the strategies and techniques can be applied to other types of problems as well. The systematic approach and problem-solving mindset can be beneficial in a wide range of scenarios.
This guide is primarily geared towards those with a basic understanding of mathematics and science. However, the problem-solving strategies and techniques can be helpful for individuals at all levels, as long as they have a willingness to learn and apply the methods described.
