There's still only 1 answer to it. Don't try to be a smartass...ratcher0071 said:What about quadratics?
There's still only 1 answer to it. Don't try to be a smartass...ratcher0071 said:What about quadratics?
With quadratics - there is only one answer consisting of the two possible values which x can take. You will not have the correct answer unless you provide both values. Therefore - still only one solution.ratcher0071 said:What about quadratics?
+1Continuum said:There's still only 1 answer to it. Don't try to be a smartass...
Don't you just hate it when you do 1-2 pages of working out and the answer ends up being 0 or 1? That's annoyingbawd said:Like most people on this forum, I like Mathematics because it is entirely objective and logical. I really dislike Mathematics when it gets really complex however, and I get clouded by using complex methods when in reality the solution is something that is simple and straightforward. But, Mathematics is good.
As we've said before.. that's a proof question, there are many ways to prove one solution, that being Pythagoras' theorem - there's only one Pythagoras' theorem.Gay Captain said:What if the question is Prove Pythagoras' Theorem
then there's dozens of answers
Get ready for that in conics, sometimes you prove lines intersecting at right angles and you can't use triangles/geoemtric proofs to do itDoctor Jolly said:Don't you just hate it when you do 1-2 pages of working out and the answer ends up being 0 or 1? That's annoying
Oo... fun?tommykins said:Get ready for that in conics, sometimes you prove lines intersecting at right angles and you can't use triangles/geoemtric proofs to do it
Aren't they taking it out of the 2009 HSC exam?tommykins said:Get ready for that in conics, sometimes you prove lines intersecting at right angles and you can't use triangles/geoemtric proofs to do it
And I was celebrating...tommykins said:Nah I think the new syllabus is in 2010.
Hahaha, don't worry, we're all in the same boat, up shit creek without a paddle.Doctor Jolly said:And I was celebrating...
Hopefully we don't capsizeAerath said:Hahaha, don't worry, we're all in the same boat, up shit creek without a paddle.
well not really, the generalised form for inner product spaces looks nothing like what you learn in year 8the-derivative said:As we've said before.. that's a proof question, there are many ways to prove one solution, that being Pythagoras' theorem - there's only one Pythagoras' theorem.
LOL - yeah you're right, it is in 2010.tommykins said:Nah I think the new syllabus is in 2010.
Again, BOS lowers the standards down...the-derivative said:LOL - yeah you're right, it is in 2010.
heard they're bringing back multiple choice to Maths (all levels) according to my maths coordinator.
*shakes fist* Rage.
Yeah - I can't imagine Mathematics Extension 2 with multiple choice - that is just wrong.lyounamu said:Again, BOS lowers the standards down...
What i heard is that they are taking out conics for DEs in 4unit in 2009 and putting in statistics in 2010.tommykins said:Nah I think the new syllabus is in 2010.