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Amen

and with that, the book killed itself

you too?

I think i definitely love you both ;P Thanks for the help you guys, hopefully anyone else coming across the infomation will also be helped by it.

I'm a guy but i had to say " Touche' " to that because i went back and looked at his avatar and literally LOL'd. XD Girls = Nuclear Fallout *Note to girls: Please be gentle, i joke*

Thanks. Do you know where i could get some Standards Packages? You know the programs that has papers from every band with questions and answers. I got one from SDD but Maths is really what i need it in.

I don't know if this is common across NSW but in SDD it seems like our teacher teaches us nothing and expects us to know things because "it's in the textbook". The textbook shows the basics but not how to implement into our projects in VBASIC.NET and etc etc. Is this the same for everyone...

Yeah i GOT dropped because they wanted to compress classes. Damn them all! My class is mostly full of braindeads who ask at every possible moment "What does THAT mean?" or make statements like "But I don't get it sir!" Somedays..*gun to head*

Is it just me or does it seem that most subjects are easy or easier once you study but Mathematics always throws a curveball to screw you around? I usually get like 45% in my math class tests, about 2nd last in Math 1. I studied my ass off on the subjects and got like 51% which is good and...

I am doing 14 units, most are going well except maths. One of my pitfalls is these minima and maxima problems. I seem to not understand the real life application and how to rewrite the equations. They just seem like jumble. XD

Ok, so here goes the problem. This question is apart of an assignment i was given on "Special Relativity". In one of Einstein's famous thought experiments, a passenger travelling on a train passes through a station at 60% of the speed of light. According to the passenger, the length of the...

The theory i suppose would be that you can measure it that way (as stated above). Maybe you mean that, the mass on the end of the pendulum's string has no effect on time taken for the oscillations. The only thing that can and will affect it is the length of string to which the mass is tied too...