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It only asks for the x-coordinates of all stationary points, but not necessarily their nature, so I think you'll be fine. You have to sketch it in (iv) anyway, so you would have shown the maximum and minimum points regardless.

Pretty good except for questions 6 and 7.

For Question 3. (a) (ii) Sketch LHS and RHS on the same axis and then solve

Re: Man that was a hard paper! Such a stupid question (￣□￣；)

I let Q = 1 and A = 3...

Yeah, I got that too :)

Quite a challenging exam.

Don't fall asleep tomorrow haha

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re: The Official Football Thread Liverpool 2 - 0 Manchester United

Fail troll is fail

6 hours? It's HSC, try 10 + minimum.

Blackout in their hall, and they got like extra 15 minutes even though they continued working through the blackout unaffected.

That's also a fair point but the indeterminacy arises from the notion that there are a diverse range of interpretations which responders draw out from a text. "The world is knowable; but it is interpretable otherwise, it has no meaning behind it, but countless meanings.”

The composer's bias is irrelevant. The responder interprets the text based on their own contextual influences which are independent of the composer's. The composer can never truly express meaning.

re: The Official Football Thread BBC - BBC Sport: Phil McNulty: Anfield's day of destiny

I took a post-structuralist view, arguing the Death of the Author (Roland Barthes) and how diverse perspectives arise from the inability of language to be a objective form of representation of meaning, and since every responder will interpret texts in their own individual ways, this leads to...

No point feeling depressed, what's done is done. Use it as motivation for the rest of your exams.

A Man Asleep by Georges Perec