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Ok I get it, thanks man

Re: Math help (Because Carrot made me do this) You can do two things, expand: f(x)=x^2-x \ \ \ f(-x)=x^2+x \\ \therefore f(x) \neq f(-x) \neq -f(x) Therefore function is neither. What classifies a function of being odd or even is: If a function is odd, then if you rotate it 360 degrees...

oi m8 howja go in ya ext test aye

i) We need to group our travellers in accordance to which hotels they go in, if you go into hotel A you are preson A, if hotel B, person B and so on. So we need to find how many ways we can arrange: ABCDE AACDE AAADE AAAAE AAAAA But remember each of these arrangements can be made with any...

So If I were to look for a good book just for practise and resources, Coroneos is the one?

Are the answers to the first one: i) 550 ii)120 iii)300 Just making sure before I start explaining.

What does the answer say?

thanks for your input :)

Is answer for b: \theta=\tan^{-1}(\frac{k}{50}) Probably wrong

Seanieg what is your philisophical view on bleakarcher's sig: “Physics is to mathematics like sex is to masturbation.” —Richard Feynman Do you agree with it, or do you agree the opposite? or...

Is it you getting 630 the problem for the first one?

What does the answer say?

your avatar looks hilarious :')

I have a dilemma, my school will offer Extension 2 English for the first time. My english teacher has recommended me to do it but I also want to 4U Math (100% definite). BUT, I also want to keep Chemistry (definite) but I want to keep Economics and Physics. But by then I would of completed...

Re: The Nonsense Thread That is pretty obvious carrot, what should my answer look like, in terms of a?

Does it read that all of a_i are real numbers and i is the element of the set from 1 to n+1 ?

Could you explain the last line of the question?

EDIT: nvm

To find the equation of the circle we need to find the radius and the centre of the circle, the radius is half the diameter and we are given the diameter, moreover the midpoint of the diameter is the centre of the circle. So lets find the two pieces of information: Midpoint (M)...

Yup that seems about right I would think (would someone confirm)