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(Links removed because the stuff is copyrighted. I'll put it up again on request, temporarily.) Does anyone have the June edition of Leading Edge? I think it has the global business topic for Coca-Cola.

This is a computer generated message. An excessive amount of joke has been detected in this forum. Of course I don't sound convincing at all :P

Mission: to bring forth this thread from the grave... True mission#1: to provide solutions to 2001 HSC ME3 paper, currently available from http:// home.exetel.com.au/winman/mathspapers/ex2/HSC2001solutions.pdf <== True mission #2: to introduce invisible text Disclaimer: please don't get...

Its actually a good exercise for your fingers, you know? if you saw me using smiles, I did that on purpose as a hint that there's something invisible

I don't really get it. But thanks anyway :) I think I have a somewhat better understanding of the key word evaluate now. Thanks.

huh? isn't it hexadecimal? oh wait.. why am I saying hexadecimal? I dont think anyone mentioned anything which sounds like it in any of the above posts.. I think I'm going crazy.. help!! I'm seeing things...!!!

oh ok. btw.. just telling and not trying to argue, 2001 HSC uses "having no common divisors other than +1 and -1"

btw cambridge ext2 uses the term "have no common factor" on page 120 and 121 (if you have that book :P) and doesn't mention "excluding 1 and -1" also it uses the term divisor when saying that any rational root p/q ("where p and q have no common factor") of a polynomial with integer coefficients...

Estel's last post is basically correct. But you have to note that it is a summary of all the posts, and that he didn't say that all the posts are correct. I think one of the few serious posts in this thread is the first post I made in this thread ^_^

oh okay.. BTW I hope Rench doesn't mind us talking about unrelated topics. what is invisible text? this is an invisible text... unfortunately it is visible in email notification... hmm.... how do we hide it completely? I know I can always not write this text and then edit the post

I have the Coca-Cola by Leading Edge. I also have the one on Holden by edassist. This one is concise but covers only the global business topic - only touches on the other topics. Interested? Are you trying to bribe me? ;)

guys, you people are hopeless I was seriously trying to ask this question, but you all took it as a joke!! well if you get the email notification you can see this... I wasn't serious haha Okay, I'm okay with that, but consider the people who have just registered to this forum with an...

the authors are smart people :P Denise Arnold and Graham Arnold, hence the term Arnold & Arnold it's better than NSM in some aspects.. worse in other aspects.

doesnt matter if its not real, as long as the final result is real :P (the final result is -1^2*0.5)

actually, when I said proper fraction I wasnt referring to any formal definition... proper was just a random word I came up with. but now I looked it up (in electronic dictionary of course) and it means a fraction in which the value of the numerator is less than the value of the denominator...

I dont do 4U! I just asked a 4U question to test ND's ability. and what? i^2 = -1? isn't i just a letter (or pronumeral in maths :P) its like saying x^2 = -1..??? oh, I think I see what you mean... (after spending 10 minutes.. u waste my time!!) I said (-1)^0.5 * (-1)^0.5 =...

out of interest, what are the fundamental axioms of algebra? I can use google but I wont bother

oh ngai... too much influence from your 4U course my friends doing 4U told me that they need to prove everything including these obvious stuff :( and most of them wanna quit but the teachers wont let them thats my Im afraid of going into 4U in the first place. no I do 4U and we dont have...

but you can also look at it another way. some ppl have limited time (have limited time for study) by getting the tutor they might be able to reach the same level of maths skills faster because you dont have to sit around trying to figure out what the worked solution (to a past paper question...

oh ok. when u said divided the ares into small pieces, I thought u were using the Simpson's rule or some other approximation techniques.