DiligentStudent
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And you sir, are the weak one with that mark.oh and fair test......i tihnk it would really seperate the smarter students from the weak ones.....i tihnk i got 60-65
And you sir, are the weak one with that mark.oh and fair test......i tihnk it would really seperate the smarter students from the weak ones.....i tihnk i got 60-65
3! = 6did anyone get 6 b) iii) to be n(n-1)(2n-1)/3
where did the 6 in the denominator come from :s
6 in the demoniator was from 3!did anyone get 6 b) iii) to be n(n-1)(2n-1)/3
where did the 6 in the denominator come from :S
http://img248.imageshack.us/img248/8898/graph1.pngBut if you sub in x=1 then y=1 and how can it if its an asymptote
It's y=1 as x approaches infinity (read what Aplus said). Now stfu.But if you sub in x=1 then y=1 and how can it if its an asymptote
Exactly what I got
The graph passes the asymptote, goes up to a max turning point and then goes down approaching y=1But if you sub in x=1 then y=1 and how can it if its an asymptote
Hahaha suck fucking shit, idiot. Now get on your knees and suck my dick.
did anyone get 6 b) iii) to be n(n-1)(2n-1)/3
where did the 6 in the denominator come from :S
Yeah i did get y=1 but i wasnt sure how a graph could cross an asymptoteThe graph passes the asymptote, goes up to a max turning point and then goes down approaching y=1
EDIT: i am too slow lol
oo nicee...OMG i thought (+,-root3, 3/2) is below 1Exactly what I got
omgoo nicee...OMG i thought (+,-root3, 3/2) is below 1
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