would do e errational thing come out dis hsc???? (1 Viewer)

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I dare bet it wouldn't be irrationality of e..

some of the stock questions:

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ptolemy's theorem
Butterfly theorem
Simpsons theorem(this was in last years)

Inequalities:

QM-AM-GM-HM
Cauchy schwarz

Other Harder 3U:

fibonnaci sequence/other reccurence sequences
the tower of hanoi problem
divisibilty
 

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there's no way they'd have the e irrational one again any time soon... its too unique.
 

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Originally posted by Affinity
I dare bet it wouldn't be irrationality of e..

some of the stock questions:

Geometry:

ptolemy's theorem
Butterfly theorem
Simpsons theorem(this was in last years)

Inequalities:

QM-AM-GM-HM
Cauchy schwarz

Other Harder 3U:

fibonnaci sequence/other reccurence sequences
the tower of hanoi problem
divisibilty
so where do i find details on how to do them? ;)
 

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There's always google, mathworld, or even everything2.com :D

but with only 2 days left til HSC, it seems worthless...

oh ND, your postcount is catching up to mine :p. At least ours is not from non-school forums :D
 
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Heheh yeh, all the non-schoolers got screwed over when it was changed so that they didn't count.
 

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Originally posted by Affinity
I dare bet it wouldn't be irrationality of e..

some of the stock questions:

Geometry:

ptolemy's theorem
Butterfly theorem
Simpsons theorem(this was in last years)

Inequalities:

QM-AM-GM-HM
Cauchy schwarz

Other Harder 3U:

fibonnaci sequence/other reccurence sequences
the tower of hanoi problem
divisibilty
ok, so i understand about 5 words in that list, including theorem...and divisibilty :p
 

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simpson's theorem was question 4b last year

ptolemy's theorem states that for a cyclic qud ABCD

AB*CD + BC*AD = AC*BD

most of those questions are in arnold's book
 

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How do you people know of all these theorems?
I don't think they're in the textbook so why do we have to know these formulas?
 

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you don't. I was trying to say that there's no point in remembering theorems.. they will lead you through the proof.
they are in the textbooks though
 
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Originally posted by Affinity
you don't. I was trying to say that there's no point in remembering theorems.. they will lead you through the proof.
they are in the textbooks though
yeah, but its good to b familiar with it though.:)
 

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Originally posted by freaking_out
yeah, but its good to b familiar with it though.:)
affinity: repeats the above to classmates

classmates: what's the point, we're not going to use it after the HSC
 

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