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(b) coske = cos(20+20)

2009 20-1

2(200g 0-1)2

=

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8cos 8-8cos-0+1

and cos30 4cos 0-3cose

附加數

(+=)

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Add. Maths. (12)

C. Y. Shum

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Solutions to Exercise

8cos 8-8

8-8c08 8+1

Putting x equation

a4cos 0-3 cost cose, this

(c) From (a).

Ans.

21T 4TT

·and

for n=0,

respectively

4 roots. of the

equation

8xx 8x

8x2-6x+1=0

Put g-coe, we have

8cos 0-6cos-1=0

40050-cos@+4=0

= 4cos 0-3¢os8 Comparing this equation with (1)

(311)2

~40,80", 100 for

n=0

x=cos40 cos80

=0.766, 07174

or cos160°

-0.940 Ans

unstable and

could be easily

conquered by other powers.

In the 1930s, Germany revived as a strong and aggressive power, and invaded them. After 1945, though the German threat was destroyed, Soviet Russia marched eastward and communized East Europe.

CONSEQUENCES OF THE

FIRST WORLD WAR 1914-1919

3. Social- a. Governments

called upon the people to join the army or navy during the First World ··· War. Many aspects of life were controlled, such as rationing of food. After the First World War, the power of the government became greater. Before 1914, European governments did not often interfere with society. After 1919, the role. played by governments, in guiding social developments became more important.

(a) sin2x+cos3x=0

cos3x=-sin2x=sin(-2x)

~cos(1−(−2x))

#ces

2n7±1+2x)

2nq + ( 1 + 2x)

(4n+1)|

2n = (1+2×)

(4n−1)7

10

(n-1)π

the general solution (40+1)

are x

(b) tanx-cotex

taux =cot2x

tan(x)

AT+(-2x)

(2n+1)¶

the general solution:

(2n+1)7

(c) cos3x+coax=200s2x

2ens()cos()=2cos?x

cos2xcosx-cos?x=0

cos2x(cosx-1)=0

cos?x=0 or

-2x=2n+¶, or

2n

the general solution:

x=20

Now

(41)

esix+?Y b=cosx-siny,

=(sinx+cosy

+2sinxcosy→

(cosx-siny)

sxsiny+sin

AD'S

2(sinxcosy-cvaxsiny)

2

s y+sin =1+2sin(x-y)+1

−2+28inT=2+2(†)=7

3. (a) cos40

eos38

(a) sin30

-sin20

sin(-20)

6**

Ans

AT+(-1)" (-20)

This golution is equivalent to

2, where n is, any

integer, which

is the general solution

(b) sinɔ̃e = -sin20

sin/

3sine-4gin 8=-2sin@coso

Putting x. - sint

3x-4x

sin20

= -241-X- Squaring both sides,

4(1-82)

10x. 20x

(c) This equation can be

written, as

16(x2) −20(x2)+5 - 0 which is an quadratic equation in

roots are

whose aird.

2

sin?Ţ

(from the results of (a)) Sum of roots:

Product of roots.

5. cos50

Ans

•*. 40 - ZnT±30. (where n

is any integer)

2n

A

=*

or 2ut

which is the required

general solution.

cos(+26)

=c@s#cos20-sinusin28

cost(2cosum! sine(2sin@cost); cose(2cos28-1)-

2sin cos

cust(cost

2(1-ens"0)cose

4cns -Cosh

For the equation::

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HISTORY (12)

Philip Y. L. Woo

MILL & DALE PRESS LTD.

(continued with the peace settlement of the First World War)

2

PEACE TREATY WITH AUSTRIA-Treaty of St Germain

1. Austria was forbidden to unite with Germany. About 3/4 of the pre-1919 Austrian territories were lost. New countries appeared on them, such as Czechoslovakia, Rumania, Bulgaria and Yugoslavia.

PEACE TREATY WITH OTHER COUNTRIES ALLIED WITH GERMANY AND AUSTRIA These countries included Hungary, Bulgaria and Turkey. They all lost some territories.

CONSEQUENCES OF THESE

PEACE TREATIES

1. The check on Austrian

union with Germany provided Hitler with an argument for Allied Injustice. When in 1938 Hitler ordered military Torces to march on Austria and annex her, people remembered the 1919 peace treaty and could not put up effective condemnation.

The sudden creation of

small countries (after the fall of the Austrian Empire) meant instability in the region (East Europe). These countries had shallow democratic tradition but experimented with the democratic political system. They became

1. Political-a. Two empires were destroyed, i.e. Austrian and Turkish.

b. Two empires

were greatly weakened, 1.e. Russia and German.

c. The USA: withdrew from European affairs after 1919, Britain

was preoccupied with internal problems and colonial problems too. France was the only power left to defend European peace.

d. Russia became

a communist country Other powers did not trust her.

e. When Germany and Italy committed aggression in the 1930s, no power could effectively. check them. For example, the Western powers (France and Britain) failed to cooperate with Russia.

f. The First World War destroyed the traditional balance of power (of pre-1919 Europe). The new order was insecure and unstable. Thus aggressions succeeded.

Economic- a. The European

economy was badly affected. International currencies were unstable. Countries adopted" protectionist measures (forbidding or restricting free trade).

5. During the First World War, non-European countries benefitted from economic expansion, due to absence of European competition. For example, Japan · became more prosperous.

c. To finance the war, many countries had contracted large national debts. To pay back the loans and to finance post-war reconstruction, countries often printed more money. This. increased inflation and therefore social distress.

b. Class conflict

and class hatred were deepened. The First World War was the first total war in history, 1. the first war that involved the entire population of different countries & Hatred between people. continued, for example, that between Germany and France.

Soldiers returning from

found themse},attlefield.

out of

job or unable to adjust to civil and peaceful way of life. Thus many of them joined violent and extreme organizations like Hitler's- Nazi Party.

4. Diplomatic-

It was

believed that the First World War was brought about partly by diplomatic miscalculations. Thus after 1919, diplomatic things were placed under the control of popularly. elected people. These people often lacked the ability of the old diplomats. In the end, diplomacy became even worse, i.e. failure to settle disputes and prevent wars.

Conclusion

decline of

Europe

Europe as a whole was weakened by the First World War. This was the beginning of the decline that Europe suffered in world affairs.

b. The rise of the USA was furthered by the First World War, when powers like France and Britain borrowed Amercian money, Nowadays, it is the USA and Soviet Russia which lead world affairs) | Colonial peoples began to rise against their European masters. This marked the beginning of decolonization,