Re: The High School Nonsense Thread
What if we don't study in one place (srs). Do you want a photo of my house? My books are literally in 5 different rooms.
Well, you can split the integral to f(x-3) and 2. We know that the integral from 3 to 7 of f(x-3) equals the integral of f(x) from 0 to which equals 6. The integral of 2 from 3 to 7 is 2(7)-2(3)=8. Sum the two and you get 14.
This might be hard to visualise- I can latex it later if no one does...
Integration finds the 'positive' area under a curve- essentially the area above the x axis minus the area below the x axis. This is why when you integrated from -1 to 1, you got 0 because the two areas exactly cancelled out.
Between -1 and 0, the curve is below the x axis so the integral will...
lolwtf. Ok. Get a textbook like Cambridge or look online and actually try to see where integration sorta comes from. This will explain a LOT of things to you
NO. I'll try and explain something about school ranks. Currently I go to Sydney Tech. If I was to top chem at tech, chances are I'd end up with a HSC mark of around 96. Someone topping chem at a school in the 200's might not even get a B6 (though they could, we never know). The point is, the...
Re: The Official Football Thread
Remember watching this game live OMG. As Liverpool fans, when Aguero scored, we all went nuts- that was amazing. The match on the whole was so boring though, I remember almost falling asleep but that ending...
Just a potential disadvantage of selectives for a sense of balance- a lot of people that are actually quite smart (like would come close to topping their local schools) get smashed at selective schools in terms of rank. Now this depends on what sort of person you are but some people get...