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Monbukagakusho Undergraduate 2015


Hi Ahmed!
Are you applying for research program?
First of all I have to say that this topic is for undergraduate students.
For question 1, you don't need to submit certificate of English proficiency. But I heard that if you have one, you will have a higher chance of passing the document screening.
For question 2 and 3, I don't apply for graduate program, so I can't answer you.
 
Anyone can solve this problem?
|x^2-3x+2|=mx, find the range of m such the equation has 4 distinct real solutions. I get 2 different ranges, but I cannot find an answer yet.

I solve this problem as below.

|x^2 - 3x + 2| = mx
<=> x^2 - 3x + 2 = mx
or x^2 - 3x + 2 = -mx
<=> x^2 - (m+3)x + 2 = 0 (1)
or x^2 + (m-3)x + 2 = 0 (2)
The equation has 4 distinct real solutions when (1) has 2 distinct solutions and so does (2).
(1) has 2 solutions <=> Delta (1) > 0 <=> (m+3)^2 - 4.2 > 0 <=> m < -2sqr(2) - 3 or m > 2sqr(2) - 3
(2) has 2 solutions <=> Delta (2) > 0 <=> (m-3)^2 - 4.2 > 0 <=> m < 3 - 2sqr(2) or m > 3 + 2sqr(2)

Present them on number line, we get: m < -2sqr(2) - 3, 2sqr(2) - 3 < m < 3 - 2sqr(2), m > 3 + 2sqr(2)
 
Hello Mikyo,
i didn't find the topic that i wanted before but now i've found it, anyways thanks 4 the reply

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That was the same way I solved it but the answer is 0<x<3-2sqr(2). Here goes the explanation:
|x^2-3x+2|=mx has 2 solutions (1)=-mx and (2)=mx, and if we try with x>0 and x<0, m has to have a value over 0. There we have our first restriction [m>0]. Then we solve the equations and establish that to have real solutions b^2-4ac>0, so we have those 4 ranges u wrote, but we have to intersect the ranges with m>0, then there only 2 ranges left: 0>x>3-2sqr(2) and x>3+2sqr(2). Finally we replace 3 (+/-) 2sqr(2) in the formula -(m-3) (+/-) sqr((m-3)^2-8)/2 and it gives two solutions x=-sqr(2) and x=+sqr(2). -sqr(2) there's wre I'm stuck.
 
Hey there ,
i'm Ahmed from Egypt and i really want the past year exams (from 2011 to 2013 )
and please any one tell me how to join the line group
lastly, please tell me how can i prepare for physics exam ?

thank you in advance
 
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Can I put the first choice only or in the applicatio form or it has to be 3 choices?
 
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I haven't understood yet
So is 0<x<3-2sqr(2) the correct answer?
 
Can I put the first choice only or in the applicatio form or it has to be 3 choices?

Yes, you can choose 1 field of study. You can also write your second choice and third choice if you have 1 or 2 more choice.
 

I'm also gratuated in 2013 and I thought that I forgot Math but when you practice you find yourself sill remember a little. I'm practice math on khanacademy website. It's very good and easy to follow Also it covers all the levels. Don't forget to check the SAT Math in test prep section. Good luck.
 
Hi guys,
I have pretty much completed the documents but i was still wondering about what should i write in the research program plan rubric. Thanks again

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Hi ryokun,
first of all, i want to say that your essay is beyond description, i was captivated by it, you really expressed the reason that all of us who want to go to japan.
Secondly, i don't know what "paper" are you talking about, could you be more specific?

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Hi guys,
I have pretty much completed the documents but i was still wondering about what should i write in the research program plan rubric. Thanks again

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hi ahmed, i think this thread is for discussing the undergraduate scholarship and not the research student scholarship.

For the MEXT research student scholarship, you can look at:
FAQ: Monbukagakusho (MEXT) Research Student Scholarship and
Guide: Entering a Postgrad Program in a Japanese University
 
Forgive if i'm mistaken, but i still don't don't understand the us education system, in the embassy thread, it says that undergraduate students wishing to get Master's degree, PhD or MBA

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Forgive if i'm mistaken, but i still don't don't understand the us education system, in the embassy thread, it says that undergraduate students wishing to get Master's degree, PhD or MBA

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I'm not sure why you mentioned "US education system" since MEXT scholarship is offered by Japan.

Anyway the MEXT Undergraduate Scholarship is for students who wish to do their undergraduate studies in Japan, i.e. current high school or junior college students.

The MEXT Research Student Scholarship is for graduates or undergraduates who are about to graduate. You will start of as a Research Student and then take entrance exams for Masters or PhD. For PhD, you need to already have a Master's degree.
 
Hi everybody! I'm 2015 MEXT's applicant from Thailand applying for Japanese language .

I did all past papers posted on Government-sponsored (2007-2010)
I also did 2006's papers but there's no answer key.
However, is there anybody who has the papers of 2011-2014? I will be very grateful if you can send me those past papers!
My email: kklearlee@gmail.com
 
i am in a bad need of 2011-2012 exams if anyone have them it will be really helpful for me
this is my email: omar_borio_2010@yahoo.com

Hey Omar,

I think you can probably get those past year papers from your embassy, just head over to their department and request for these papers. I managed to get those from my Japan embassy. I hope you can find it there as well. ^^
 
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can you screen the papers and send them ?

Hi Ahmed,

I hope i can as well, but unfortunately, i did not make a copy of it at that time. May i know when is your written examination? I would be going there again on next week after i have done with my written test.
 
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