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[港杌)黄大仙僞藏會最近接歎十一萬元用。
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·費泊各人交出身份證查咎,在該十多名男女中, 其中一男子係持有幾印身份證者,四匪來開後, 士多占內,以利刀會持,逐一摸金錢物-並 街坊,分坐兩檢「竹戰」,四名持刀劫匪即新入
·多古坊鄰里前往坐綫,在劫案發生時,正有八名 拙地上之蔽把利刀及被拘獲之可疑男子帶署調查 被現岛露一間士多店,東主姓茲,平日很
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1983
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Additional Mathematics(5)
S.F. KO
Mill & Dale Press Ltd,
Exercise 3: Quadratic equations
Worked Examples:
Find the value of E 80 that the equation
ax c
2
bx
will have
equal but opposi te roots.
Solution: The given
equation may be, written
(x-bx) (k+1)
-(ax−c)(k−1)−0
(k+1)x -(ak+b +b)x+ck~c=0
Let one root be
then the other root -X, 80 that sum of
roots
ak+bk-a+b
k+1
ak+bk-a+b K+1
ab
a+b
(Ans.)
is real, prove
the expres on
must lie
between two numbers.
Solution:
Let
9-5
kx − (5x+1)x+9k=0
Since this equation: has real roots, we have
{ 5k+1)==4(k) (9k) = v
25k +10k+1-3uk
`11k” —10k-14 U
the expression must
lie between
and
If the roots of the
28
equation x-ax+b=0
two consecutive
are
integers, prove that.
a =4b+1.
Sulution:
x+b=0
Since the roots are two consecutive integers, then they are +1.
(+(x+1)
_and_2(x+1)=b
(~~~) (2+1) =b
(a-1)(a+1) b
Exercise 3.
4b.
(Ana.
1. For the quadratic
equation
find the condition that its roots should be in the ratio p q
2. For what values of k will the equation
kk+á x x+2
have its
roots equal in
magnitude but opposite
in sign?
If r is real
"prove"
that the expression
-3x+1
-3x+2
must lie.
between two numbers,
Given that px
and p+qy=1
(i) Find an quad atic.
equation in 1 in terms of p and q. (11) Prove that the
roots of the quadratic
equation in (i) will be equal if
Prove that, if a, b and c are real, the roots of the equation (b−c)x2+(c−a)x+(a−b)=0
are also real, Given that the
equation ax +2bx+c=0 bas real roots, and that m; n are real
numbers such that
2
show that
the equation
歷
+2mbx+nc=0 has real
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HISTORY (5)】
Philip Y.L. WOO
Mill & Dale Press Ltd.
Outbreak of the First World War -
In the previous few issues you have learnt how both underlying and immediate causes brought about the outbreak of the First World War in the
summer of 1914.
War
r the First World
Italy joined the Allies (Britain, France and Russia) against the Central Powers (Germany
and Austria) in 1915. In:
1917, the USA joined the
war on the Allied side
too. Much of the fighting was in Europe. Europeans at first expected that the war would be a short one. In the end, however, it took 4 years before ar end was put to it. Then the Central Powers were defeated. Revolutiona broke out in Austria and Russin, which terminated the traditional dynasties that governed them,
Consequences of the First World War
These refer to the following:
A. The Paris' Peace.
Settlement In 1919 peace conference vas held in Paris to settle the First World War. The decisions reached at the conference were collectively known as the Paris Peace. Settlement Mare specifically, the peace treaty that the Allies signed with Germany was called Versailles Treaty. Thus the peace settlement with Germany was called the Versailles Peace Settlement. Don't. confuse this with the general Paris Peace Settlement (which consisted of other treaties with other defeated countries like Austria)..
B. Long-term effects of the war on Europe These effects were general and long-term. We can group then under these headings, political, social, economic, military, technological, cultural, etc.
In this issue we shall learn about the Paris 'Peace Settlement.
Background -
A. Need for signing
peace treaties with
defeated
Central Powers This was because Germany and Austria had been defeated. Need for re-drawing the map of Europe
The Austrian Empire consisted of many peoples. They were
under Austrian rule
or domination
before
1919. Now
the Austrian Empire had collapsed. Also, in the Balkans, many peoples wanted independence from Turkish rule. The Allies felt the need to decide on the boundaries of the new countries in East and South-east Europe.
ims of the
peacemakers
A. USA - She was
represented by
President Wilson. Wilson was an idealistic man. He advocated the Fourteen Points.
The Fourteen Points were ideals of peace and justice.!
National self- determination was one of them. By this Wilson meant that every nationality should have its own. government free from foreign. control, Because the USA had contributed much to the victory of the Allies, Britain and France often had to respect Wilson's views. Wilson wanted to establish an international
organization to guarantee world'
countries in the world This was the
later League
of Nations. The other Allied
powers supported this ide a in return for American support for other aspects: of the peace settlement.
B. France - She was
represented by Clemenceau, Because France had been invaded by Germany. twice (in 1870 and in 1914),
Clemenceau wanted to keep Germany weak forever, so that in future France would not be threatened again. This often led to disagreement with Wilson. Pritain She was represented by Lloyd George, lle was a realistic statesman. He often played the role of a middle-man between France and the USA. He wanted. to see that peace was quickly "c restored so that world trade would become prosperous again. Trade had always been what Britain was most interested in. Unlike Clemenceau, Lloyd George did not want to treat Germany too harshly, At the same time, however, Lloyd George disagreed with Wilson's idealistic views. The Versailles Treaty with Germany, 1919 A. The left bank of
the river Rhine was to be demilitarized forever. This meant that Germany could. not station troops there
B. West Prussia was
given to Poland so that Poland had an outlet to the sea. The place wos called the Polish Corridor.g
Danzing, a city in West Prussia,
became a free city and was controlled by the League of Nations.
Germany was held responsible for bringing about the First World War. Germany had to pay a large sum of money as compensation to the Allies. The sum of money vas called reparations. Germany lost nearly all her armed forces so that in future she could not make any war. G. Germany lost all
her colonial possessions overseas. ww Consequences of the Versailles Treaty -
(The following numbers
refer to the main points of the Versailles Treaty described above. A-C The German people
were
angry and bitter when they knew about their country's loss of territories, German ultrapatriotism became more intense. In the 1920s and early 1930s, Hitler proclaimed himself as a strong man who could free Germany from the.. humiliating Versailles Treaty Tómany Germans, Hitler was the man who could give. Germany back its glory. This was 'க cause for the rise. of Nazism and the beginning Nazi aggressions later. The First World War was brought about by many factors, and each of the great powers shared
some
responsibilities.
· But Germany was “said to be the only
aggressor in 1919. Hatred between Germany and other Allied powers continued, and this in the end led up to another' world · var in 1939. E. The large
reparations delayed the recovery of Germany from economic a difficulties. Thus in the 1929-30 / Great Depression, Germany was badly and seriously hit. Out of the economic. disorder, Hitler
many.
could find unemployed people to support him.
This explained the success of Nazism. Germany had always wanted to re-arm herself after 1919. When Hitler appear-
ed as a strong leader giving Germany glory and strength, many German people were willing to obey him
even though the country became a dictatorship.
The St Germain Treaty with Austria A.Austria was
forbidden to unite with Germany.
B. About 3/4 of the
pre-1919, Austrian territories were Tost. The se territories were shared among new countries, such as Czechoslovakia,
Rumania, Bulgaria: and Yugoslavia, Peace treaties with other countries allied with Germany and Austria
These countries included Hungary, Bulgaria and Turkey. They all lost territories. Consequences of these treaties -
A. The check on
Austrian union with
Germany provided Hitler with an
argument for Allied injustice. In 1938 Hitler ordered. military forces to. march on Austria and annex her. Some British and French statesmen felt that Hitler was right in doing that, They adopted a policy of appeasement toward German aggressione, that is, approving of the aggressions: so as to please Germany.E
The
(after the fall of the Austrian Empire) brought about political instability in East Europe. These countries had
shallow democratic tradition but experimented with the democratie political system. They were weak and could be easily conquered by other powers. In the second half of the 1930s Germany
revived as a strong. and aggressive power, and invaded these East European countries. After 1945, although the German threat had been destroyed, Soviet Russia advanced eastward and communized East Europe.