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You should ask your teacher. Open book assessments are easy with sufficient prep. Try your very best to get full marks.

adsfasdfsdf Use cubic formula : D http://www.math.vanderbilt.edu/~schectex/courses/cubic/

ooooh yes that is a good way also :] Rui uu lovee cambridgee. Terry Lee is better coz we brute force everything. Elegant proofs are forr girls.

Anybody want to clarify? Do you need to explain why a polymer is hard for example. I.e. do you need to explain about intermolecular forces or branching? Or saying it is rigid is enough (or something like that)

Sub It In Its Not Messy hint: sub in then use delta = 0 (since its tangent)

Theres a journal article search engine called proquest, however you'll need an account and to get that you'll need to go to state libraryyy.

YEah right... that's why normal classes have extreme levels of motivation.

group work is never more productive then independent work, only exception is when your the weakest link in your entire group.

80% employment because Bsc people like further study.

Our schools chat too, 4u only done complex and poly, started conics on friday -.-; lol, got suspended for jigging eco to do maths. that is quite the sad =.=. Our eco teacher just talks about politics too. fkn fort street so chat =[

thx guys.

for the polynomial p(z) = z^4 + bz^2 + (b^2/4) for what values of b does p(z) have real roots?

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Foam Cups - Cheap, light weight, heat insulator, not chemically active. Surfboards - Rigid, Cheap, light weight, resisitant to water.

Is this in the core modules for chem? Or just galvanic cells. Electrolytic cells are in shipwrecks and salvage option, we don't need to know about them if we're not doing that option, correct? I didn't find anything in the PoM syllabus, just double checking.

TV ruins the detail and technique of the dancing imo. Rather be there in person. The cameraperson also zooms and pans at the most random moments.

You see the latter half is a square. x4 - (x2 +2x +1) x4 - (x +1)2 Difference of 2 squares. (x2-x-1)(x2+x+1)

Prelim year.

Cambridge 3unit yr 11. Inside the parabola topic