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Re: Official BOS Study Meat v2.0 it seems #1 is updated I believe Drongoski's talk about limits is gonna be rather interesting

Re: Official BOS Study Meat v2.0 most kebab shops ? we should really stay on topic pizza sounds like a good idea PS @Ozko, is this the one you're talking about:

Re: Official BOS Study Meat v2.0 meet box FTW this is why you guys should come to Usyd (jks, eating a meatbox is actually quite time-consuming, not very neat either, regardless of its health effects besides, I'm not even going ) from what I read in the library's website, there'd be...

Re: Official BOS Study Meat v2.0 I'm plagiarising your latex code: \forall \forall, \exists \exists PS: mathematicians are not very good at making jokes

Re: Official BOS Study Meat v2.0 as far as I can see, there are quite a few people helping with maths so I'd guess we may need more tutors in other subjects

Re: Official BOS Study Meat v2.0 http://www.parracity.nsw.gov.au/play/facilities/library/about_library/facilities#lib_meet are these 3 meeting rooms the ones you're talking about?

since x=3/2 is a double root, then P(3/2)= (3/2)^4-2(3/2)^3+c^4=0 ,we'd get c^4=27/16 [I expanded everything, P(x)=x^4-2x^3+c^4] then P(x)=x^4-2x^3+27/16 has a double root x=3/2 let the other 2 roots be a and b a+b+3/2+3/2=2 ==> a+b=-1 ab(3/2)*(3/2)=27/16 ==> ab=3/4 so a...

thanks for reminding me it doesn't always have to be a double root, but the multiplicity must be even for example, f(x)=x^4 but in this case, it just happens to be a double root (since quadruple root doesn't work, and it's a quartic)

but I think you'll need to justify why it's only a double root not triple, or quadruple [find P'(x) , P''(x), P'''(x) ] PS: it could only be either double or quadruple, since they're touching

the black one is the actual graph if it's a single root(red curve), then it must intersect y=0 again, giving us another real solution, condradicting the fact that there's only 1 point where they touch

solve simlutaneouly , as suggested by 4025808 you'd obtain the quartic in the question circle TOUCHES hyperbola implies that there is a real solution that's a DOUBLE root EDIT: it's doesn't , see #11 then from your graph, you can see that point must the be ONLY place where they...

is it just me , or you can't really see the question clearly?

Re: HSC 2012 Marathon :) what I picture in my mind when I see the word 'ladder' when was the last time you've seen one of these: I guess one could make a somewhat a variation of the question, using the 1st one

Re: HSC 2012 Marathon :) maths teachers NEED better ladders

try http://www.mediafire.com/ or something similar

Re: Official BOS Study Meat v2.0 travelling overseas during the Winter Holiday for university students (which coincides with the upcoming school holiday) So I guess I'll probably join you guys next time and thanks for Carrotsticks organising this event

Re: is there any double angles or stuff such as sin(x+y)=sinxcosy+cosxsiny in the 2u http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/syllabus_hsc/pdf_doc/maths23u_syl.pdf P40

obviously, MX2 is quite different from MX1 in terms of both course content and the difficulty of exam questions one might argue that you may end up with a higher scaled mark(thus ATAR as well) in the end even though you might not be as confident in your understanding of the subject And I...

http://www.uac.edu.au/documents/atar/2011_HSC_Table%20A3.pdf

Cutting out middle man doesn't add up but divides maths community http://www.smh.com.au/national/education/cutting-out-middle-man-doesnt-add-up-but-divides-maths-community-20120606-1zwqn.html#ixzz1x4RUgGl6