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Re: The p00n thread Actually you make yourself sound smart, when essentially you don't care nor know whats going on. It's about convincing them you know what's going on.

Product Rule: u=(x-4) v=(x+2)^2

http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=6-2x-x%5E2+%3D0

It's a base. In this case you can't differentiate, so you must put it in terms of base e. think about how to convert it to base e. (fraction of some sort).

Re: Young Children, Best Maths and Physics Tutor, Very Cheap, Most Excellent, Click.H tbh you actually sound like a desperate paedophile. "Young children", "PLEASE RESPOND" ...just doesnt look too good, maybe rephrase ?

Re: The p00n thread m8 that wasn't even a generalisation, more of an opinion

Unless we're told the average atar of both females and males, there is no way to tell. Females could dominate the 99+, but makes might dominate 90-99, hence males are better. Also the media points out how females did so much better due to state ranks, that's bullshit. State ranks are no...

It's not THAT bad.

How do you determine 'better' in the hsc?

Re: 2013 HSC physics marathon Q: Calculate the effective value of 'g' at the equator. (Given g=9.81ms^-2)

x^2+4x+3 is not a linear factor.

Dotpoint form is the best. Physics doesn't take into account the bullshit associated with English. Even assess (and discuss) questions, have a first heading 'Advantages', second heading 'Disadvantages', and third heading 'Assessment'. It's as straight forward as that. Check here...

get 'winrar' or '7zip'

quotient rule... u=ln(x) v=x

y=ln(19) x=3 m=5/19

Leave y as a log, not decimal.

imo a waste of time. As soon as you get your head around a concept, past paper questions is the way to go.

Update: Added 2 more task rows. Now each subject can input up to 6 tasks.

No worries, hopefully it works as intended.

This is a calculator I made a couple of months ago that calculates your cumulative raw assessment mark. Weighting: If the weighting is 15%, simply input 15. Mark: If the mark is 23/27, input '23/27'. The weighted mark will be determined and so will your cumulative raw assessment mark...