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Okay cool we can trade tomorrow...I'll send you some of my stuff if you want them..=) Anyway I'm out...g'nite

Hello babydoll_____________!!! I stopped visiting this site once the hsc was over...had no use for it anymore hahah I just flipped through my m-flo albums and I found out that I don't have the TABOO song...so I'm just going to grab it off you on MSN if that's alright =P I still have you on my...

Wow it's been months since I last visited this site...came across it while I was googling for places to buy jap cds...but yeh anyway.. I listen to jpop, particularly female singers...I've got too many songs that I like so I'll just name the artists... BoA, Ayumi Hamasaki, melody., Mai Kuraki...

Externally divided... The point P(7,-1) divides the interval AB externally in the ratio 3:2. If A is (-2,5) find the coordinates of B. Okay this is how I did it: ratio = 3:-2 -2(3)-2x = 7 ---------- 3-2 Is this working out right or wrong? Because I looked at the solutions and it tells...

5(x+2) < (x+2)^2 (x+2)^2 - 5(x+2) > 0 That's probably the way you've got it...just moving the 5(x+2) to the other side...

ahh yes i see...sorry my bad...

i) It says the bearing is 325 degrees...so angle PQR is: 360-325 = 35 degrees ii)You should get at most 2 out of 3 marks because of your first one being wrong

Something like 'Use the table of standard intgrals to integrate |tanAsecA dA...

They might ask you to refer to it...in 3U there's usually one question which asks you to use the integral sheet to answer a question...not sure if they would ask you in 2U but they might...

Yeh I guess so...but I'd feel more secure if I did two, probably because my related materials aren't long enough to be finely detailed...

You'll get a better chance of getting a higher mark if you talked about two...the minimum was just one

Oh okay thanks it helps =)

I'm not entirely sure what to write about if they ask us something on a global scale...I'm mainly referring to 'people and economic activity' I can only think about a few, such as spatial distribution and the reasons for them and competitive advantages and disadvantages...

Yeh the answer is wrong: [(e^3x)/3 + x] |1|0 =(e^3)/3 + 1 - 1/3 - 0 =(e^3)/3 + 2/3 remember that e0 = 1

Did anyone take into consideration the bit about the website?

Sorry never heard of it... I don't think it's a good idea to use supplementary material given to you from your teacher because then there's a good chance that your classmates are going to use them too...

ln(0.006) is also less than 1... so both sides end up with a negative sign, which you can just cancel out...

use sum of GP: S = a(1 - r^n)/(1-r) a=20 r=1/5 S=24.85 20[1 - (1/5)^n]/(1-1/5) > 24.85 20[1 - (1/5)^n] > 24.85x4/5 1 - (1/5)^n > 19.88/20 (1/5)^n > 1 - 0.994 nln(1/5) > ln0.006 n > 3.1787... n is a whole number so: n = 4 EDIT: the answer should be greater than or equal to 4...

Take a look here: http://www.boredofstudies.org/community/showthread.php?s=&threadid=14951

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