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I don't think I have the academic ability. And I don't really like it that much.

Discuss how amibition for power is explored in Macbeth using quotes. Explain in detail, by covering many perspectives, what techniques are utilised by Shakespeare to communicate and investigate the theme of 'ambition for power' in Macbeth. Use direct quotations from the play to justify your...

cheers... wait, so you are doing extension 2 now?

I wish I could do it, but just not do advanced and extension 1. :D

Best of luck maths kids.

American Beauty directed by Sam Mendes demonstrates a clear change in the protagonist's perspective towards life (change in attitude). There are a myriad of diverse visual and language techniques utilised within the text. As a side note, there are techniques common to ALL texts (if you're...

Can you reword the question? It doesn't make sense to me.

That's correct. For your decimal, convert it to a percentage by multiplying by 100. 0.0007 x 100 = 0.07% The +or-20 part simply means the weight of the yacht can be either 20kg heavier or 20kg lighter than 28 tonnes. Thus maximum weight allowed would be 28000+20 = 28020kg while the...

Wow! That makes perfect sense. Cheers for wasting your time on me. :)

Good point. It's 3U.

Chemistry or PDHPE. Most probably PDHPE.

So are you more into the humanities, essay-type subjects?

Best: SOR 1U Worst: Ext 1 Math Wait, just look at my signature. :uhhuh:

Re: Maths Competition It's true I swear.

Re: Maths Competition Those competitions are multiple choice. My inherent weakness. P.S The keyword you've used is 'try'. That's correct; I put in effort but that doesn't always translate into results I'm happy with.

Re: 回复: Re: 回复: Re: General Solutions to Trigonometric Equations Okay. Thanks a tonne for all your help.

Re: 回复: Re: General Solutions to Trigonometric Equations Edit: pi = 180 right? So x = 180k +- 90 where k is any integer.

Maybe the value of b has b's in it. :uhoh: If that's the case: b = [root3]/2.(cosb-sinb)(cosb+sinb) + sinb.cosb

cos(2b-30) = cos2b.cos30 + sin2b.sin30 = (cos2b - sin2b).[root 3]/2 + 2.sinb.cosb.1/2 = [root3]/2.(cosb-sinb)(cosb+sinb) + sinb.cosb = b No idea how to find the value of b though. :(

For question 7, that makes a lot of sense. Thank you for your clear powers of logic. But for question 5 my teacher alerted me to the fact of certain conditions making the 360 part of the general formula 180. In the case of question 5, since x is 90, -270, -90, 270 this means 90 and -270...