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To me, AAS means "two angles, and a side". ASA is just a special case, so why learn two cases? The other is more general.

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Sounds like Arts. Why don't you transfer to Arts/Commerce?

Diagrams are usually not drawn to scale, you know... If the corresponding angle is the included angle between the two sides, it's congruent.

You haven't learned the SSS, SAS, AAS, RHS or whatever tests yet I presume?

What do you mean "what's the go"? As in what do you want to know about it...?

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so how about those entries from poland or ukraine huh

UNSW

UNSW has a great Commerce faculty.

Re: The Official Football Thread Yeah I was there expecting maybe a 1-0 win, fully expecting us to not win the tie - that third goal the week before was a killer. nek minnit We score the second goal and I just stand there going "is this real life" not even cheering just standing there...

anyway you should friend zone this... other guy. hard. be like "boi, u had your chance at this *point to your crotch* - but u blew it" and then you make out with this weirdo jb hi-fi guy in front of him Now don't do that exactly, but kinda like the dreams that the Abrahamic God gave to...

Minion?

4 day week

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i dunno it's a pretty unique one, they won't even know they're being hit on at all until the end :p m8, you insult me with that comment.

Re: The Official A-League Thread. am back from brisbane after heading up there for the grand final Suncorp is a great stadium to watch football in, lol at the Roar fans trying to hype up the crowd - it should be the other way around! Also, WSW should've won - clearly.

I think you'll find sin and tan have similar expressions.

It's the same thing, as I said. You can express the set in a variety of ways, but they're all the same.

I left school when I was 17... as in I did my HSC when I was 17 lots of people do this