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I'm having a read of Basic Writings of Existentialism which is a collection of essays by the likes of Kiekgaard, Nietzsche and Dostoevsky. I also read half of this thing called The end of certainty and got bored and I've started that James Gleik book Genius about Richard Feynman.

If you know your expansions off the top of your head then doing the complex trick is pretty fast. (cisθ )³ = cos³θ + i3cos²θsinθ - 3cosθsin²θ -isin³θ Equate your real and you have a pretty...

Wow. You might be soul mates.

8/3 seemed right, what does the book say?

Think of it as the oscillations of a point of the medium that is carrying the longitudinal wave. Observe this picture: If you take any individual point on the spring you will find that it oscillates back and forth when the longitudinal wave passes through it. Your graph is showing the...

Just remember that "the squeaky wheel gets oiled first". Persistence often pays off and you should fight if something is particularly unjust.

Slide rule's method is correct, yours doesn't account for the area of the tangent below the X-axis. Note that the question says "area enclosed by (i) the parabola, the tangent and the Y-axis." EDIT: Yours would be right if you were then to add the area between y = 4x-3 and the x-axis between...

I'd go with whoever had the coolest last name.

Good if you're looking for that chicken pickin' sound ;).

Just circumvent her and appeal to a higher authority.

1) Kramer, noone can enter a room quite like he can. 2) Seinfeld was alright but not quite as good as the other characters. 3) George: "If it were sociably acceptable, I would drape myself in velvet." 4) Lasting memory... probably a reccuring situation in the form of a quote: Newman...

As it currently stands I want to go to UNSW.

y = 4x - 3 is actually a tangent to the curve y=x² +1 at the point (2,5) so they don't really 'enclose' any area at all.

Mine is in a similar headspace to slide rule's however it will also occasionally ask me why I'm not living on a tropical island pursuing a rock bass playing career and using the peace of mind that comes with the situation to develop a new philosophy.

The electrolyte one is included but for a different reason :P. 1st question, table question and electrolyte question.

You're going to want to have a good connection. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/elegant/

Physics (1st) - 82% (average 43%) Chemistry (7th apparently) - 83% (still scabbing) Ext. 2 Math - 94%

You're loving your vectors right now.

Stuart Zender, the bass player on the first three jamiroquai albums. That guy had an awesome sense of groove but then he just disapeard off the scene.

Around 750-800 in 5 mins.