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i wrote a story about a kid from out of space. he can read people's minds, making it all the more difficult for him to fit in at his new school in dubbo. he meets a friend called kiraki, who's a torres strait islander, and his dad owns an abattoir. kiraki finds out that kgnlu (the alien's name)...

full mark response? surely you must be kidding. i have only heard rumours about those. never seen one myself though.

i failed. quite miserably.

the big green. many of you probably havn't heard about it. some kids from a rural american town get an english exchange teacher in their crummy school. the teacher introduces them to soccer, and they start a team and enter it in the local competition. they suck at soccer, but they have alot of...

for 9v) i got path PQS. i inputted the new price for underwater, found the new minimum value and subbed it in. worked out cheaper than the other two.

i have similar thoughts at the moment. found 13 silly mistakes. i forgot the put (+c) for the integration questions on question 2.. TWICE! i also ruined a proof on q10 because i simplified (1+x)/(1+x) to 0 for some reason.

question 3 c?

im going to say i lost about 20 marks from silly mistakes. so about 100/120

to find the perimeter of the minor segment, i applied pythagoras theorem to find the chord length. never have i done something so stupid. it seems i saved the silliest mistakes for last. gg

Re: Anyone never had a GF/BF/significant other before you go girl!

you sure know how to pick em

i dunno how that works out :S is that a past hsc question? i might have the working out for it

if the question is 'evaluate' does that imply using your calculator to find it in decimals, or is exact form fine?

a trip to new zealand wouldn't motivate me that much either.

will definately keep in mind for tomorrow. thanks.

In my trial, we were asked to find the turning points of a curve, then find the point of inflexion. We all lost marks because noone tested the point of inflexion. Is this common?

AB = c/a = 1. Then, A = 1/B. So then A + 1/A = A + B.

f(x) = x(inverse sinx) = x/sinx in order for function to be true, sinx =/= 0 .'. d = all x such that x =/= 0, 180, 360 etc correct me if i'm wrong please, i have a feeling i am

yeah, i interpreted it the same way. module a was by far the best module, it made english bearable.

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