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ditto Heres a more interesting Q: Why does a toaster have a setting on it that burns bread to a horrible crisp that noone would ever eat?

You be able to tell, they are very easy to distinguish as kaz1 said, Cambridge is Orange and has pictures of Buildings in the background. Terry Lee is dark blue and says "7th edition, Advanced Mathematics". They are both 4U and i believe, they are both very good books

Exactly this. This thread is retarded. I would never tip at a bar, pub, restaurant. The only time i've ever tipped would be if i put in $39.97 of petrol and then they said "That'll be $39.95", i would handover $40, and say "keep the change" lol

Yeah that proof is a pretty well known for proving that statement

Just wondering what college everyone got into! Congrats to anyway who got an offer to their first preference. Side question: How did your interviews go? Mine was pretty casual and i was expecting a bit of an interrogation. Mine: University College (First Preference)

Looking forward to Uni man? You going to Course Advice day on 27th of Jan?

Holy shit! You do realise that if you memorised a few essays, you could have prob got like 85 atleast. ATAR of like 99.5 or something. Work harder, ATAR of 99.8+ Also you must realise that if you walked into the exam and wrote nothing but your student number you would have got 50 HSC mark...

lol ofcourse, if you haven't studied the material, then it's hard to answer Q based upon it. You'll be right...when you learn it that is.

Got a question buchanan?

Well done ^ ! Nice first post lol Heres a new question: (Harder 3U) i) Prove: 1 - r2 + r4 - r6 + r8 - ... = 1 / (1 + r2), for | r | < 1 ii) Hence find a series for tan inverse iii) Hence show that pi = 4 - 4/3 + 4/5 - 4/7 + 4/9 ...

Re: 2 Unit Revising Marathon HSC '10 Next Question: In a complex pulley system, the length of rope L needed for operation and the distance x m from a specific pulley to the centre of the system is defined by: L=(x2-20x+136)1/2 + (x2+64)1/2 Find the distance x m that the pulley should be...

Nah i wasn't saying it was 2U material at all... It's definitely 3U. Doesn't matter anyway, lets move on. Got a new Q Jm01? I can't think of one

I still think it's a 4U concept. I think you would find students who do 2/3U wouldn't understand it. I'm not saying your teacher didn't teach you it in year 11, i'm just saying it's 4U content

Although i would have used the same method. That's not a 3U method. Let roots be: a, a, b, c. Answer: e^(ln2x)=2x therefore d/dx(2x)=2 Question: (easy one) prove nCk+nC(k-1)=(n+1)Ck

Someone post a Q. . .

Read up on scientific facts on Wiki or something. People just talk shit on here. "Is 12" big enough?"-pfft, everybody knows 12'' is ridiculously big. I think you'll find the avg is like 5''-6''. /delete thread

God i'm retarded, thanks untouchable, really shoulda got that lol.. I did Q.1 a little differently. Since ab=1, and a+b=-3 therefore a and b are negative. rt(a^2)=-a. a=1/b, and b=1/a. rt(a^2)+rt(b^2)=(-a)+(-b)=-(a+b)=3. LOL Yours makes mine look tedious. Wouldn't your solution suggest the...

Unless someone wants to do the above tedious Conics Q. New Questions: 1. (Pretty easy): If a+b=-3 and ab=1, find rt(a/b)+rt(b/a). 2. (Bonus Q, i can't think of a soln): ∫cosx dx/(7+cos2x) [Probably something really simple, just blonde moment lol]

Not many '10ers or '11ers posting ay. Get on here Cazic, out smart us all lol