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Could someone please do this question with working out and explanation? When a polynomial is divided by x-p, the remainder is p^3. When the polynomial is divided by x-q, the remainder is q^3. Find the remainder when the polynomial is divided by (x-p)(x-q) Answer: (p^2 + pq + q^2)x - pq(p+q)

May I please have the 'Immigrant Chronicle' notes? Thanks! :)

Congratulations! :)

I suppose so, but given the school environment, the lack of competition eases hubris and complacency. My school ranking has been scarily volatile for the past 3 years.

Same here, considering my school rank :P

How large is the gap from 3 unit maths to 4 unit? Is there a vast change in difficulty? Thanks :)

I'll join for Maths Extension, Chemistry and English Extension

How come?

You have to factorise the equation: 6cos^2(x) - 5cos(x) + 1 = 0 (3cosx-1)(2cosx-1)=0 cosx= 1/3 cosx=1/2 x=... x=... (within the given domain)

My subjects so far ~ - English Advanced: Fairly interesting so far (Peter Skrzynecki) - 8/10 - just finished an English speech - English Extension: Multiple readings and a test coming up (bit ambivalent on this one) - 7/10 - Modern History: We just finished the Meiji Restoration and started...

English Advanced is somewhat manageable in my opinion, however EE1 is overwhelming - the amount of readings each week received for analysis and future assessment.

:eek: Everyone has so much homework.

Conquering Chemistry

The Cambridge maths textbook is pretty good - fairly challenging. I'm not sure about Coroneos though - the other 2u classes have the Coroneos textbooks (however there has been a shortage, due to an influx of 2u students this year). Our substitute teacher so far has just been giving us the...

We're currently using the Cambridge 3u textbook + Coroneos for 2u.