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Check wikipedia - the most recent I could find were 1994.

Thanks for the encouragement. I try really hard but it seems sometimes it doesn't quite seem to do justice when I get my results back. Anyways, enough about me, how is Extension 2 Maths going for you Namu? Are you cruising along nicely? On the thread topic, are my answers (rounded and...

That's the answer. Good work.

Only 2 semesters make up a year, so there are 8 subjects: i.e. not credit = 1 -credit = 1 -0.4 = 0.6 (0.6)8 = 0.01679616 = 1.7%

jm01 you are so intelligent, I'm just gunna go hide under a rock now.

I'm assuming these are together: Let @ and & be roots @+& = -b/a = 0 @ = -& -@ = & Let roots now be @ and -@ @*& = -@*@ = -@2 = -7-24i @2 = 7+24i @ = (7+24i)1/2 x = +(25cis73o44')1/2 since @ and -@ are roots 7+24i = 25cis73.73979529...o x = +5cis37o (nearest degree)

(x³+1)² + 3 = 0 (x3+1)2 = -3 x3+1 = +rt3i x3 = -1+rt3i x = (-1+rt3i)1/3 In mod-arg form |x| = rt(4) = 2 arg(x) = tan-1(+rt3/-1) = +pi/3 so x = (2cis(+pi/3))1/3 x = 21/3cis(+pi/9) maybe...

Solve: (x³+1)² + 3 = 0 Three ways of doing this I know: 1) Solve as a normal equation. 2) Difference of two squares by changing 3 to -3i2. 3) Expanding and making a substitution i.e. x3 = m. The answer is messy... :(

Oh no. :(

Damn, thanks. Haha, I don't know what I was thinking.

tan2x = sin2x/cos2x = sec2x/cosec2x = (1+tan2x)/(1+cot2x) maybe change tan2x to cot2(90-x) for half of them (i.e. up to 43o) and use cot2x = (1+cot2x)/(1+tan2x). tan21 = sin21/cos21 = cos289/sin289 sin289 = 1-cos289 WORKING starts here: sin21/sin289 + sin23/sin287 + ... +...

Wow, some awesome results there. :)

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[mass number - element/symbol/subatomic particle - atomic number] 1) 269 - Darmstadtium - 110 (Ds) was discovered in 1994 at Darmstadt, Germany. Its discovery is summarised in the following equation - this occurred in a nuclear reactor: 208 Pb 82 + 62 Ni 28 --> 269 Ds 110 + 1 n 0 2)...

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I haven't done this topic yet but I reckon you might have to simplify first i.e. y = tan3x/cosx

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That's still very solid. Trust me.

Were you ranked 1st internally at the end of the year?

Wow, that's a relief. I'm ranked 1st but there's only 3 of us and one girl is dropping - so 2. I'm just disappointed since the test was relatively straight forward but I choked under exam pressure. But yeah, from your experience it sounds very promising. I'm starting to love all this...