Recent content by kaha167

@ thongetsu im actually doing advanced english. however, since my trials start next week we have only had 3 periods in class to discuss belonging in the text, and i just wanted to see an example someone else has done in order to enhance my understanding as i find Shakespeare very difficult to...

i have google searched but there is nothing about techniques and how to relate the text to the area of study - belonging

i am struggling relating this with belonging. does anyone have a study guide file i could look at? thanks

oh ok, i didn't realise/think i could invert the log to become an e thanks very much for your help

find the area between: y = ln x, y = 2 and y = 4. the answer is 47.2 units^2. I can get nowhere near this number.. can anyone possible help me? Greatly appreciated. :)

yeh, it was the area one whcih stuffed me around. thanks for the help, i really appreciate it :)

I am having problems with the following: Find the exact area between y = 1/x, the x axis and y = x. x = 2 in the first quadrant. the answer is (0.5 + ln2) units^2 I can get the ln2 units^2 but not the 0.5. Any help is appreciated.

hey everyone, i need to buy an american flag, approximately 1m in length im from sydney and need this for an assignment nothing expensive thanks for the help

hey everyone, im doing conflicting perspectives and am finding it difficult to fidn some related texts that relate to wag the dog i have two so far: a news article about george bush and the novel pretty little liars the novel is not very strong and i would just like to use this as a 'back...

yeh i am. thats why its frustrating. im trying to finish sheets off in a rush before tuesday and im just trying to get stuff done. i know it, just not thinking. thanks for the help

well that makes me feel stupid. lol thanks very much

hey guys, ive tried to answer this question but feel that im stuck. i can't find the focal length of the second parabola...? parabola x^2 = 16y coordinates of the focus = S A second parabola also has its focus at S. the vertex of this parabola is at (-2, 4) Find the equation of the parabola: i...

find the values of m for which 9x^2 + 6x + m^2 is always positive. How do i solve this? Thanks for the help, :)

Q. For what values of k does the equation x^2 + kx + 3 - k = 0 have: equal roots How do i complete this when i am not given x or k values? Do i solve using the discirminant? Cheers.

find the least value of 3(1 - 4x)^2 + 5 = 0 I have gotten this down to: 6x^2 - 3x + 1 = 0 but am unable to get past this point, any help is appreciated, cheers.