im not sure.
you work it out like this in any case: diameter 20, so radius 10. Area of a circle = pi r^2
so 100pi, then there's two circles, so 200pi. then subtract the area of the two things which are both 9pi.
so 182pi
edit: too slow lol
we spent one term on coastal
one term on waste
one term on regional links and aid and stuff
three weeks on reconciliation
nothing on human rights.
lol. luckily i looked over a textbook anyway :/
i did ok. hopefully band 6's in everything. not sure about geo.
geo/hist were definitely harder than the questions i saw from 2006-2008 heh.
don't really know about the others.
no.
take 1^3 + 2^3 = 9
(1+2)^2 = 9
honestly mad props to everyone who got that in the exam.
ellipses would still be a valid answer i reckon, too advanced for sc :/
yeah this is what i did
this + refugees/asylum/boat people/whatever = win
now i just gotta hope i didn't fuck up the others that bad haha
gah, hitting myself for not writing deforestation. can't even remember what i put for that. hopefully i can get 3/4 for that
what's wrong with ellipses
it asked you to find a general statement for the nth cube, not a formula.
maybe it is "too easy", but remember this is sc maths.
area of tile = 0.09. area of rectangle = 162.
162 / 0.09 = 1800
then take 10% and add
1980
i finished non-calc with around 5-10 minutes left. idk why people found it so hard (except for 24, that was pretty challenging lol)
haha.
did anyone notice in the first geo mc question (what is the season on this climate graph or something) there was a DATE?
lol owned >_>
eh it was a pretty good test. some of the questions were really weird :x like the source one...hopefully band sixes =]
^haha
i forced myself to get off at 8 and do some study.
now here i am again :/
edit: meh, multipost
i wrote convection for magma after thinking about it for like half an hour