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I take 2/3 unit notes using lecture pads, tear out the pages and file them later. I use a normal ruled book for 4 unit notes (simply because it's a lot neater & quicker to read through). Grid book for exercises, because otherwise drawing graphs takes ridiculously long. For past papers/random...

As much as I hate to admit it, I agree with iSplicer. Not only have you got much greater competition, which forces you to push yourself, but you also have a group of like-minded peers. Peers who are in the same position as you and have similar goals, whereas lower-ranked schools tend to have...

I hated those pens. I'd buy a brand new pack and have them all stop working within a week.

Yeah, I run through them pretty quickly so I've taken to keeping about 4-5 in my pencil case and just cycling through them. They're just so reliable though - I've only ever had one stop working before it ran out of ink, whereas with every other type of pen they'd stop working while half full for...

Papermate Kilometrico Inkjoy 100. Best pen I have ever used.

Just out of curiousity - why aren't you doing music? If you're good enough to be thinking about trying out for the con or whatever, I would've thought you'd be doing at least music 2, if not extension.

85%!? Damn that's high. What if you're off sick for a month or two? Or have some sort of recurring illness?

Another way to think of it is to consider a function whos derivative is 0 - clearly, it must be a constant.

Not really, no. I can see what you're getting at, but you need to be clearer - I've always been told you should assume the marker is an idiot.

I just did it and it's not messy at all - quite the opposite in fact. When you find the expression for the gradient, simplify it before you sub it into the point-gradient form.

179cm ~64kg Deadlift - 135kg Squat - 120kg Bench - 73kg (according to 1rm calculator) Snatch - 55kg C&J - 75kg (I've cleaned 85kg though) lolwut.

Yeah, exactly - they're not able to do harder subjects... because they're not smart enough to.

Do MX2 for now. If you don't like it, drop it like it's hot.

Part a) <a href="http://www.codecogs.com/eqnedit.php?latex=y=kx^2 \textrm{ has tangent }8x-y-4=0\\ ~\\ $Solving simultaneously, we have $ 8x-kx^2-4=0\\ $Now, for the line to be a tangent, it intersects the parabola at one point, so there is only one solution to the above equation, i.e. $\Delta...

...Jesus Christ.

M8.

Jack shit. There goes my 99.

Pretty sure the max weighting on a single task is 35%.

It makes a huge difference - if it's gravitational acceleration then \ddot{x}=-\frac{k}{x^2} and if it's gravitational force then m\ddot{x}=-\frac{k}{x^2}. As far as I know, retardation refers to the acceleration caused by the resistive force, so it'd be the first one. I may be wrong though.