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Perhaps Luke is related to Donald Trump.

Is it my imagination, or has this site pretty much died since I was last here?

I've always disagreed with that statement. Sure, it is not PROOF of absence. But 'evidence' is not 'proof'. It is merely information that affects your assessment of the probability of an event happening. And lack of *ANY* evidence for existence (which is certainly the case here) definitely...

Correct Actually I refer to my dog as "he". I refer to objects without gender (real or fictional) as "it". As it should be. Really? I think of the royal family as quaint, nothing more. They are certainly not deserving of any honour for anything they have done. Pride is defined as "a...

Some 2 Unit Trial Papers: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B2v56RP5XU7GVzYwSWJGX19Zclk?usp=sharing

Some Extension 2 Trials: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B2v56RP5XU7GZ2RDWFdwMFdIM0U?usp=sharing

Some Extension 1 Trials: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B2v56RP5XU7GcVliSmI5ekZtdUk?usp=sharing

What a lot of people don't realise is that this is only true if you are using standard parametric equation. There have been a couple of HSC questions that have given non-standard equations. In that case, the other formulas on the sheet are also wrong.

Sorry, I forgot I asked this question, and I can't find my solution. I just tried it again and got 0.31275.

It that could happen, there would be not point in having assessments in the first place.

Firstly, there can be two first places. Secondly, how do you know your actual marks? If you are calculating them straight from your assessments, how do you know your school isn't scaling them before adding?

It appears you are asking for assistance with your assessment task. That is a no-no.

A 3-player game is played between Andy, Ben and Chuck. The probabilities that each of those players win a game are 0.5, 0.3 and 0.2 respectively. There are no drawn games. The winner of a tournament is the first player to win 6 games. The current score in the tournament (ie. games won) is: Andy...

In fact there was a past Ext 2 question requiring that method which had nothing to do with the binomial theorem. I think it involved exponentials.

Assuming for a moment this fictional sky daddy exists, why would it demand acknowledgement and subservience? It seemingly suffers from the mortal "sin" of pride which it supposedly decries.

Then I don't understand the issue.

They can't / couldn't do that.

Just pointing out the answer to a question that arose which no one gave the answer to. The school which topped the state before James Ruse was Sydney Grammar. But Grammar only had the number one position due to the ridiculous reporting system at the time. It most likely would have been Ruse...

Do you know how to add resistances in series and in parallel?

Time to add more votes to this poll.