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The blue curves part (iii), and the black curves the original... y=1, is just the reference line.. because the x asymptotes from the original curve lie on this reference line.. sorry about the dodgy drawing.. just noticed that the blue line closest to the x - axis is the asymptote (y=0.25) for...

Firstly, the original asymptote is y=-1, so for part (iii) the curve approaches 4^-1 = 0.25 @ y axis (original curve), x=.5, so for part (iii) the curve = 4^.5 = (0,2) @ x axis, x=0 (original curve), so for part (iii) the curve = 4^0 = 1 @ both (0,1) and (0,-1) then you just join the dots...

Post up what the answers, say and ill try and explain it to you.. if your still not sure about it..

actuarial lecture information anyone?

Federer!!!!

Hopefully this is right...

hey, you can catch a bus from castle towers 635/619/621 to Macquarie. (~9.41am)

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For example if the question asks to analyse the method of expansion using a case study.. since no single case study refers to ALL the methods.. would we get marked down for using five different case studies, one for each method?

hey, what are the different ways you can get there? caus ei live near blacktown,, do bus services DIRECT to macquarie operate on weekends?

anyone going? It's on Saturday (12/9/09) Should be pretty insightful// with all the free stuff, oh and the information...

PLEASE get a band 6 victor. so i can get your mark :rofl2:

stop lying sid :P 90 it is! :sun:

haha, noone really likes you here.. because of all your spamming history.. so i guess my estimate the only one your gettin :rofl2:

90

Re: Possible to do 4unit maths (ex1 +ex2) without tutoring and still getting a great I can't find a good tutor.. :mad1:

Not everything depends on your 'marks,' how are your ranks? and whats your school rank? In general all three business, legal and ancient have pretty bad scaling.. so if you don't get high 80s or even 90 its gonna scale you down..

works with both, bit what would be the angle if something is 'dropped' vertically down from a height?

Hey, i just wanted to ask : can we use actual 3 unit projectile motion integration procedures to solve projectile motion questions in physics? cause i've tried it for a couple of questions and the answers work out.. are we allowed in the hsc?

i dont think he really goes to JRA