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The above example results in a fourth degree polynomial in
M. Very difficult to solve and beyond the scope of your A Level course! You
will have to apply the above method in much simpler cases, where the pdf f(x)
may be linear or in a form conveniently chosen for the problem. This method
uses integration techniques from Pure 1. You will need to know how to integrate
basic polyniomials in x such a linear, quadratic or cubic functions, and then
how to solve an equation.
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