I have exactly 16 hours between my legal studies exam and economics exam to cram...i would sleep but i reckon I'd be too nervous to sleep and would just spend the whole night lying in bed being nervous. So might as well open my book and read over the notes...
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So is anybody planning to not study on the dya of their exams or the day before? (1 Viewer)
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scaredytiger
WWKD
You know an all-nighter means your brain function is equivalent to someone with a blood alcohol level of 0.1, right?
WHAT ?! I am absolutely shocked by this fact !
Just for the trials I slept 10 hours before the maths exam and ended up getting 73%, whereas for my Economics exam i rested my eyes for 1 hour before 2 hours of the exam and scored 90%. But woah! I better sleep then.
maths =/= economics
You can be just better at economics, or the economics exam was easier. Your theory proves nothing.
Timothy.Siu
Prophet 9
lol i rkn, sif you can remember anything like that
+lim X->infinity X^X
that's not much right?
My bad, 0.10 on 0.01
ends up as +0?*0 - infinity
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1) theres no point in having + infront of 0.
2) read my equation carefully. it says, "times zero" first, then "minus infinity"
Ahem! 46 posts vs 33, feb 2009 vs oct 2009
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1) theres no point in having + infront of 0.
2) read my equation carefully. it says, "times zero" first, then "minus infinity"
i think i'm right
Tully B.
Green = procrastinating
What if you're drunk while doing the all-nighter? It balances out, right?
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