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    2004 CSSA solutions

    Questions 3-6 Like before, possibility of errors. Let me know if you find any and ill fix it edit: fixed up q3(a)
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    the official anyone in anything i am in thread

    omg i saw waf yesterday!
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    2004 CSSA solutions

    I trust FF got q1 and 2 right so ill do some. Ill start from the end as thats the ones most people want. 10(a) (i) dv/dt = k so dv = k dt for some constant k. Integrating both sides gives v = kt + c1 (ii) Integrate v = kt + c1 to get x. x = 1/2(kt2) + c1t + c2 When t = 0, x = 1 so 1 = 0...
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    Induction Practise Questions

    http://www.hsccoaching.com/Downloads.html Chapter 21 has what you seek :)
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    Catholic Trial Tomorrow.

    haha snapperhead, do you recall this:
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    Catholic Trial Tomorrow.

    azzikiel, I'd be very careful about what I say, whether jokingly or not. The seriousness of such an act is something many students do not seem to understand. I personally know the results of such events and was indirectly involved, although not for the CSSA trial. As for some tips, I sat the...
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    Course/subjects (2005)

    Doesnt say anything in the handbook
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    Mara214

    Im not entirely convinced, although the possibilities do look good, the prospective employment in this area is the greatest factor contributing to my lack of enthusiasm for such a field. I mean what chances do I have of getting on a fleet such as this one, especially straight out of tertiary...
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    How many people do maths ext 2?

    Before I decided 4 unit was a no go for me, we were doing 1 hour/week. Mixing that with no homework for it whatsoever == very bad marks for topic test :)
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    Help with stat points

    Theres your problem, by dividing both sides by x you are eliminating a solution. Instead, factorise: 0=12x-3x2 3x(4-x) = 0 x = 0 or 4 y"=12-6x At x = 0, y'' = 12 > 0 so theres a min at x = 0
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    2004 CSSA solutions

    Id be willing to write up solutions if someone uploads the actual exam
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    Cambridge 'Definite and Indefinite Quadratics', Discriminant

    4a2 -10ab+10b2 + K(3a2 -10ab+3b2 ) = (4+3k)a2 - (10+10k)ab + (10+3k)b2 Recall how you expand a perfect square (ka - mb)2 (where k and m are any numbers): (ka - mb)2 = k2a2 - 2kmab + m2b2 the coefficient of ab = -2km = -2*root(coefficient of a2)*root(coefficient of b2) So in the...
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    help needed

    Do you mean 4x + 3y - 6 = 0?
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    Interesting possible trick

    Captain Slide does it again :p
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    Interesting possible trick

    Nothing wrong with it, I like to use that method especially for double variable differentiation.
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    The old stuff

    If i remember my informatics lectures right, then slide rules were used for logs and raising something to a power can easily be done with the use of logs.
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    The old stuff

    I thought involution was about raising things to powers
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    Quadratic function + Coordinate Geometry - Straight Line

    Quadratic function & coordinate geometry
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    Just got my Optus Broadband connection :)

    My laptop (connected wirelessly) usually hits ~12Mbps, my PC (wired) usually hits about 15+. And yes, yesterday was annoying, couldnt have happened at a worse time for me.
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    Quick Trig qu

    One way you could do it, which may be sufficient for 2 unit, is to plot y = sinx and y = tan(x/2) and notice that the only place they meet is at 0, pi and 2pi. Not very elegant though
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