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Re: Year 12 Formals That is the most disturbing thing I've ever read on this forum. I knew this sinophile dude was crazy,mentally unstable,etc. Please tell me more about what happened here or pm, whatever works better for you...that's if you want to tell me.

Re: Year 12 Formals Lmao. What'd you do to attract so much attention?

Re: Year 12 Formals So she posted pics? Not a wise move considering the stalkers in this forum

Re: Year 12 Formals I've sworn to never ever ever ever read your threads/posts ever again. everything you write sounds kinda gay(little offence to be taken please)

Re: Year 12 Formals I probs didnt get the humour because I haven't been keeping up to date on bos threads... how about pics to confirm?

read a textbook problem solved

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Caught in the act of stalking. Something you derserve for stalking so many people

hey.. what's saucy still using that word? how come you're never on msn anymore hows stuff?

Re: Year 12 Formals you sound a bit "too up yourself". Are you hot?

I remember last year someone posteda file containing the past q7 and 8s hsc questions for ext 2 maths. The search function doesn't help me narrow down the results...dam

Ever since yr 12 it's been fluctuating from 3-8. Average would be 5, right now it's 4. Sucks to remind yourself how much work you could've done if you were always motivated

It's a shame that you learnt the physics way first. From my experience 3U maths will work for physics, but the physics formulas will not always be enough for 3U maths.

You serious? You're willing to eat just enough to survive when you're severly underwight already?

Because then we are able to make velocity-displacement and acceleration-displacement functions. This is helpful in situations where you want to find what the velocity/acceleration is at a certain distance from the origin. Proof would be acceleration = dv/dt =dv/dx * dx/dt [chainrule] =dv/dx...

Didn't read the question properly lol it's x^3

Don't have latex but... Following how textbooks show it, let u=x^3 and v' = e^(x^3)x^2 Will be simple from now on

@s2 "I bought the 2011 success one books for bio,chem and physics" It's funny because I have chem and phys in a pdf Are success in one books reliable? The answers don't seem sufficient for some questions, particularly the higher order thinking ones

Occupation health and safety. This case it's open high school.

Yer same

Re: Post your desktop screenshot never said i didn't like it? Bend over now bitch LOL