3 u and 4 u counting for two units? question on how it works (1 Viewer)

[skeptical_bum]

Hey guys, ive heard that once you pick up 4 unit, 3 and 4 u become 2 units each. Now, if someone knew (or presumed) that they were gonna stuff up they're 3 unit exams but were going to do well in 4 unit (go figure), can they still sit 2 unit and get that to count as 2 units and 4 unit to count as a single extension unit?

I personally dont think so, but i wanna see if someone can clear this up for me.

 

[nick1048]

no they cant.

 

[Trev]

........Nop!

 

[skeptical_bum]

yeap thanks guys, i didnt think so, i'll hate to to tell them.

but im right in saying that 3 and 4 u are both 2 units each?

 

[Trev]

Yes you are.
Also, Slide Rule, what the hell is up with your post?

 

[skeptical_bum]

haha, now i see how you's can get up to 2000 posts

 

[Trev]

[except the fact he just deleted his post]
You didn't answer my question Slide
Are you using another language? lol, I read some stupid thing about some internet language called "1337".

 

[Trev]

Sorry, frev, not sobre.

Ahahahaha, since when does Slide get drunk, eh?
Good work!

 

[KFunk]

Haha, read what slide rule wrote in a cheech & chong accent.

 

[JamiL]

if u dont want 3u 2 count, do 12 units and ur best 10 will count, but realisticly if u are goin 2 do well in 4u, u are goin 2 do well in 3u... n considering Qu 7-8 are usally circle geom, n machanics which are both harder types or 3u gemoetry n physical world... althou i no som1 who got 89 in 2u maths n 47/50 in 3u so that theory does not always stay true