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If they're orthogonal then you could probably deal with them in terms of a plane couldn't you? Then you could prove that m1= -1/m2 gradient sorta thing. That's the best I can offer without having done vectors. P.S This really isn't 3-unit stuff, you should post this either on the 4-unit...

It should just be π/3 since sin^-1 undoes sin. Hence sin^-1(sinπ/3) = π/3 EDIT: I thought I should clarify that there are exceptions to sin^-1(sinx) = x. eg sin^-1(sinπ ) ≠ π. It in fact equals zero (since inverse sin of zero is zero)...

A quick google search yielded the following http://www.aamc.org/students/cim/specialties.htm http://medicine.wustl.edu/~residenc/outside/spec/byspec.html Unfortunately salaries or conditions specific to Australia, or anywhere other than the US for that matter, have always seemed quite...

I like variety so much that I average out over a while.

e) all of the above.

∫ sec³x.tanx dx = ∫ u² du where u = secx hence du/dx = secx.tanx =u³/3 +c =sec³x/3 +c

I'm willing to bet that you guys are still ahead of Ms Jamble.

That man has great energy. Very enthusiastic.

Here, I'll make one for you. Find a copy of the fiztpatrick 3 unit textbok and do the following questions in a random order: 26. (a) ---> 5, 14, 22, 23, 29 (ii) 26. (b) ---> 1(g), 2(e,f), 3(f), 5(f), 7(d), 10 26. (c) ---> 9, 15, 27 26 (d) ---> 15, 26, 34, 43, 47 voila...

working from what slide rule had: cos5@=1 so you know that @ = 0, ±2π/5, ±4π/5 are solutions hence cos(0), cos(±2π/5), cos(±4π/5) are solutions to 16x⁵ - 20x³ + 5x - 1 = 0 using the product of roots 5 at a time you know...

Haha, next time I'm stuck in a test I'll just prove that the rules we work with are fundamentally flawed.

:P. I felt I should draw attention to the google advertising on this page. I just found it slightly amusing: You Like Quantum Physics? Have The Extreme Wealth and Success You Desire In Six Easy Steps!

A person can dream :) .

Well, do you want to be scientific or not?

I'm thinking it's somethign like: P(same colour) = 1/2 x 5/8 x 4/7 + 1/2 x 3/8 x 2/7 + 1/2 x 2/9 x 1/8 + 1/2 x 7/9 x 6/8 = 271/504 (I believe... I always make calculator errors)...

Fort Street. The establishment is still getting us down :(.

I also slept through year 11 chemistry. That stuff was deadly boring.

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I read it some time last year. I discovered the documentry [here http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/elegant/] after having read the book and I found they didn't have as much depth as the book but they did have some nice visualisations of what was being talked about. Greene is very good at expressing...

I want to do medicine or adv. physics followed by graduate medicine. I'll be a doctor and a bass player on the side and I'll detect cancer via an elastic Cerenkov effect using my funky bass sounds.