Search results

Here's the answer. Check only if you have done it: Obviously there is a problem in question 3. I think you need a point for f'(x).

Unless you are doing ESL :p

And don't read your speech like you are being chased by a dog. Slow down and let your teacher understand what you are trying to say. I think 100 words per minute would be more than enough, unless you are very confident on what you will talk about. Too much information has lost me some marks in...

MSN is just a nuisance for me. I got quite a lot of contact, but everytime I login, I would see no one of them online. Then when I want to logoff, someone would sign in and start chatting to me. Of course, I still shut it down immediately :p. Not that I login often.

Good job! Hope it won't be in the middle of nowhere.

I think it is a bug, I did exactly what you asked me to do... but can only be fixed after I change quote with space to qu0te. If you don't believe me, try copy my previous message and let me know if it is working for you. It's just not working for me. I tried it multiple times. And also, can...

Well, that was an easy test. Only got wrong because I forget to sketch one graph involving complex number and another one that I should got it right is about graph. I drew too many lines and my teacher couldn't understand what graph I was drawing.:mad1: That's good. Received my Physics...

Is this article reliable? Looks like it is. An extract from the article above: Infinity may be considered as number, so arithmetic operations involving infinity may be performed. However, I don't think derivative and integration of infinity could be performed. Same as imaginary number i...

Hardness of water can be measured by determining the total concentration of calcium and magnesium ions in water and expressing the result as mL of CaCO3 per litre. This can be done by using a volumetric analysis. The titrant used is the disodium salt of EDTA (ehylene diamine tetracetic acid) -...

Well, ok. Thanks.

Concentrated sulfuric acid and diluted sulfuric acid are used as a catalyst in dehydration and hydration respectively, so that the intended reaction could occur. The catalyst will iniate the reaction provide you have the molecules needed and heat. For hydration: The catalyst will break...

OK. Thanks...:p BigBlogger isn't part of BoS then, am I right? One more question: How do you get "Originally Posted by XcarvengerX" inside your quote thing?

I did this experiment at school laboratory by heating the soft drink. But, the liquid just spurt out uncontrollably...:mad1:

This is the procedure: 1. Weigh about 0.5 g of both iron wire and (soapless) steel wool. 2. Polish the iron wire and degrease the steel wool using acetone and dry. 3. Weigh both samples accurately. 4. Pusch each sample into each of two 10 mL measuring cylinders and add 0.4 mol L-1 NaCl(aq)...

Hey, can someone clarify few things for me, please? 1. Can I double post? If not, how can I make my old topic back to the top if suddenly I have something more to say? If I edit it, no one would notice it. So is double post against any rules in BoS? 2. If I close my BoS browser without logoff...

That's a good one. :)

I found my notes about this, but not sure if that would answer your questions, it is about Vietnam War in general. If you want it, let me know, I will scan my notes from two years ago. (It is around 15 pages on Vietnam War).

Understand the concept and stick to the syllabus. Forget memorising if you are not good at it like me.

Both worth 20%, and there are only 5 guys in my Extension 2 class - being a small school... If I look at my first assessment, I think I should spend some more times in 3u exam, but I heard conics questions would be so brain-absorbing if you don't understand conics properly... Anyway, these...

Oh no... just received assessment notifications today: Mathematics Extension 1: March 14th Mathematics Extension 2: March 15th Two math tests in two consecutive days, and there are like 6 topics to study (5 actually): Parabola, Polynomial, Integration, Inverse Functions & Inverse...