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dragon boy, what course u do at uni ??

rumour has it laurie field's parents werent too impressed

master system 2 - alex the kidd the built in game also alex kidd in shinobi world actually master system had alotta bullsh8t games damn, nothing even comes close to those games these days less is more when it comes to a quality game 2nd place, new skool games metal gear, silent hill.

that was the geekiest thing anyone has ever written on these msg boards i feel sorry for u davo

yes pi is equal to 3 if u round it to 0 decimal places

jeffs not all that ive found quite a few errors in his books

99% confident that statistics @ uni is harder than 4 unit

does that mean the full life is 12 hours?

thanx for the thanx everyone!! its good to know i contributed in someway to everyones UAI's i guess helping is what i do best

what the point, u wanna do more maths u do it at uni and i dunno about that sorta stuff in the HSC for example at uni we learnt the entire complex numbers topic in one lecture at skool it took one term...

i won a fields medal

u are kidding yourself if u did that much work everyday u are gunna struggle with uni maths if u needed to study that much to do 4u

actually it is true, u get straight into any course u want if u do 4 unit

there isnt 5 people¿ what sort of cards?, in what order are they chosen,? how are they chosen? has to be completely 'random' dodgy question, the answer comes back to the most basic concept. theres only like one way u can do it alright lets say for example 25 people, into 5 groups divide...

use double integrals to solve volumes!!

no, any number of groups, say 5 for simplicity but the people chosen to be in them have to be completley 'randomly' chosen

what if its more than 2 groups they are divided into?

u cant base maths theory on what u plug into a calculator do u think the magical calculator just knows all, someone had to program it, hmm... ¿

what is the best way to divide a bunch of people into groups to assure that the groups are 'random'?? Question from my 2nd year stat exam

proof of undefiness? i was taught anything to the power of zero is 1