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hummer 2 /thread "works 60% of the time, every time"~Anchorman

Hummer 2, that's what i wear

@ OP: What kinda coat is the first one? i reckon that looks k, i would wear that

If you PM me your email address/msn i am willing to help you out immensely. P.S: I will send it to you tomorrow, gotta go somewhere now.

yeah i know, i just meant what topics are common between all fields and what are specific e.g Electrical & Civil may do Linear Algebra Civil may also do Optimisation ETC ( purely an example)

-Each set of four can be arranged in 4! .'. 4! x 4! x 4! x 4! -These four sets can be arranged in different orders, the first set has 4 different positions available initially, the following set has 3 spots to choose from and so on so 4! So i would think the answer would be (4!)^5

yer i know i saw that also but i thought i'll show the process which is required for most Q rather than this particular Q, nevertheless good work young Gurmies! To gurmies: Avoiding msn today are we? lol

Let P(x)=3tan^3 x - 3tan^2 x - tanx + 1 So use the common factors of the constant term to find factors ie. 1=1x1 or -1x-1 So when we try P(1) we get 0 .'. (x-1) is a factor of P(x) _____________________ Use long division...

What topics are similar and different between each different type? Haven't properly looked into specific topic yet

radius 3 centre (2,-1), see my above working

All types are engineering involve higher levels of mathematics, civil+electrical+mechanic prob more than others though i think. My advice, just go for it.

x=327 degress 8' ( nearest min) Only real root

A(minor segment)=(1/2)r^2(@-sin@) =9/2(pi/3-sinpi/3) Then use your exact value triangles, see how you go

wait till 'exphate' says this sight, he will pass out from excitement

ahh lol that would explain it, your ok in my books study-freak lol

Which Q in particular?

Ahh shit, yer sorry... add Q(x) to the factors...answer and everything is still the same though

this Q has been answered like a billion times on here, have a look round... new Q anyone?

x^2-4x+y^2+2y=4 (x^2-4x+4)+(y^2+2y+1)=4+4+1 (x-2)^2+(y+1)^2=9 [Since (x-a)^2+(y-b)^2=r^2] Centre (2,-1) Radius=3 Can you see where to go next?

hahaha yer, i knew someone would pull me up on that lol i cbb changing it...ok ok i will haha XD