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hmm good quesiton i used the first 2 (since they are SOOOO much easier to remember) in my halfyearliers, and there wasnt a problem? im not sure tho maybe its just the way my teachers mark... really the 2nd way is just a harder way of saying the first.... dont see the point of remembering it :\...

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is anyone studying this?? lets combine notes etc etc :P doesnt seem like theres much in resources/not many people are doing this text :D also if anyone could give me some essay QUESTIONS that relate to slessors poetry that would be fantasticcccc

P(x) is a polynomial of degree 3 with constant term 12. When P(x) is divided by (x+1) and (x+3) it leaves a remainder of 72 and x=1 is a zero of P(x). a) Find P(x) b) Factorise P(x) thanks in advance

yeah tell us :D!

I don't count doing hw as studying but making notes and tutoring/self-learning definitely is (self-learning usually in my case since i am always cramming :() but term1-2 i was averaging 1-2 hours a night LOL fail :( BUT NOW IM TRYING to aim for 3-4 a night

haha tank, how far has yoru school taught up to just wondering? since my school is only on the first part of blueprint of life like wth?!?!? we're halfway through the year god damnit please teach faster :'(!!! im going to try and self-learn/read ahead for the majority of it because it seems...

ah i see thank you!

so you think riley is better? i dont mind dixon its just that with an older version some parts are a tad bit irrelevant!

BEST THREAD ON EARTH (Y)(Y)(Y)(Y)(Y)!!!! thanks so much for all this advice.. its sort of made me realise that my studying habits arent all that effective :'(

what a stupid question :( sorry for wasting your time guys ( ifigured it out after i postd !

this is from set 4F year 12 cambridge (help please!) also can someone tell me how to put spaces between words when i type into latex? Find%5Calpha%20and%20%5Cbeta%20if%20the%20zeroes%20of%20the%20polynomial%20x%5E4-3x%5E3-8x%5E2+12x+16=0%20are:%5C%5C%20%5Calpha%20,2%5Calpha,%5Cbeta%20and2%5Cbeta

if they dont fit then it usually means its an external division use the formula posted above ^

oh okay thanks :D

can you do that? like lets say i want to transfer later on.. but i havent done umat this year (hsc year)

Hey, as title says... have people been pre-learning other modules etc? or just brushing up their knowledge on the past two ... how about for english? whats everyone beeeenn up to!!!

How about R. v Hickey? thats more for domestic violence - battered womens syndrome tho (its in the red pearsons textbook)

domestic law 1) statute law 2) international law international law 1) treaties 2) conventions (?) not too sure about this one

wow thank you, cant wait till that day i can use latex properly i thought that n had to be strictly greater than 3 because it is nC3 (although im not too sure about anything right now since i've only just started this topic) thanks!