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i got 63.45 :(

let me see you clap dem cheeks nomsayin

since the equation is quadratic AND has TWO real roots since discriminant >0 . working out through the quadratic formula, we get that the roots are 0 and 4p. Meaning the parabola px^2 - 4x + p^2 = 0 cuts the x-axis at (0,0) and (4p,0). so yes x can equal zero since the parabola passes through (0,0)

yes p can equal 0!

hey does anyone have the physics in focus hsc cd files? i bought the book but it didnt come with the cd and i realised the cd had answers :eek: much thanks :) and please... Be safe...

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when you are not practicing, someone else is practicing, and when you two meet, you will lose.

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DOT POINT H.S.C. PHYSICS by Brian Shadwick DOT POINT H.S.C. PHYSICS INVESTIGATIONS by Brian Shadwick DOT POINT H.S.C. PHYSICS: MULTIPLE CHOICE by Brian Shadwick What are the differences between each book. Advantages/disadvantages? Final recommendation?

im from sydney lol newcastle aye? have you heard of jbw? :P

sup cunts, im bored as shit. but you can call me mark. doing 4maths, physics, chem, adv english get mad approach cautiously towards me hsc.

i will come at you mate haha

i thought there was only a 2U fitzpatrick textbook

hey im in year 11 and wondering what is easiest textbook to learn from for extension maths. I have the cambridge one and its not really good imo. I dont have a good maths teacher so I need a textbook that I can basically learn all the topics on my own