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Haha cool. Free now for a quick 1v1 sesh?

Haha I'm an ultra-competitive person so I love destroying people 1v1 but smash is fun no matter what.

Fo shiz.

Yep, get it. I've only got two weeks of procrastination left before the most hectic 4 years of my life so far begin.

Re: HSC 2012 Marathon :) No. The whole point of the question is to prove that it IS differentiable at zero. And twice differentiable at zero. Etc.

Re: HSC 2012 Marathon :) Induction is a good way to do it, but x=0 is not a 'cusp'.

"come back when you're ready to fight"

Re: HSC 2012 Marathon :) The question you are asking does not make sense, there is no x involved in the equation f(0)=0. My question is just asking to show that the piecewise defined function f is infinitely differentiable at x=0, with all derivatives zero. This is just an exercise in first...

Listen to metal to pump up.

Not a clue mate sorry. At a guess something like a cutoff of 115? I can't really remember how difficult it gets.

HDs in early high school, prizes in late high school. (I don't think I ever got full marks.)

t=401 Nice question!

Kings, Goonturion, Beer brawl (Get a couple of kegs of beers, play super smash bros brawl 4player, every time you die you have to drink a schooner. You are not allowed to pick up your controller again until you are done, so if you are a bitch it will accumulate!).

Mostly writing pads.

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"Number" itself is not a strict concept. Zero is certainly an integer in a very concrete strict sense.

The issue is hardly a deep philosophical one... A natural number is just what we choose to define a natural number to be. There is no correct answer, and professional mathematicians use whichever convention is convenient. Their usage is usually pretty clear from context.

sweet :).

Yeah man, I don't play it that competitively so I mess around with most characters. My best chars would be MK, Diddy, Falco probably. Keen to play sometime mirakon?

You should! It would be crazy cheap now.