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Hmm the answer is 17/64...

This is probably more a 3 unit question, but probability isn't computing :confused: Sophia, Gabriel and Elizabeth take their driving test. The chances that they pass are 1/2, 5/8 and 3/4 respectively. Find the probability that exactly one of the three passes.

...Stupid lying question... :vcross: :vcross: :vcross:

So....the final verdict? How was it?

In the Wild is a comparison study, so I don't think you need a related text... What do you mean by poetry? I thought you could do different types of poetry...in different sections...

... A cycle usually means 2 weeks... I'm about the same as KeypadSDM

I can neither confirm, nor deny that comment...:mad1:

Just differentiate the equation of the normal hyperbola to find gradient of tangent Reciprocate that, and use two point formula with cartesian or paramteric co-ordinates to give you equation.

John Laws, Allan Jones, Professor Flint, John Howard- Cash for comments scandal

...What do u mean? Aren't you only writing the start? Or are you talking about the first sentence...

That's obviously wrong Slide Rule Two period a week of 3/4u...good luck if it happens though :D:D

Wag the Dog

1. Get f'x on top (2x) so you can use the {f'x/fx = lnfx rule So it ends up being 1/2 ln (x^2 + 1) 2. Use 4(x-1)^-2 Then integrate from there Disclaimer: Teoh often fails 4u maths assessments...

Umm... Proof: (1+x)ⁿ(1+1/x)ⁿ =1/xⁿ (1+x)²ⁿ

... When you're taking the 4u course...

There's 2u work??? :confused: :confused: :confused:

I'm in teh same boat as ryan.cck Amalgamated 3/4u classes with the same teacher So you could say that...

I won't even go there :):):p

There's a 2u course in 4u? I had no idea...lol

Because for the sin^-1 integral You need d/dx in the numerator (2), so you need to take a half outside in order to balance...