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50% gut feeling + 30% what you revised on + 20% what you feel after you tried for 2 mins

that circle geometry question is a dumbed down version of the 9 point circle... classic result :P they didn't scab it off any particular source. There are many other instances where the question is a special case/simplified version of some general well known result. Rather than doing many...

There's always exchange

would be pretty difficult to find people willing to tutor for 1 hour a time, if you consider that traveling takes 30 mins

Re: Is anyone else as fucked as i am? fucked like a cheap whore in singapore? the subject's scaling depends on people scoring badly in the subject

it's allowed as far as I remember.. doesn't help though

i) (x^2 + (a-1)x + b)(x^2 + (a + 1)x + a+b+1) ii) (a-1)^2 - 4b > 0 and (a+1)^2 - 4(a+b+1) > 0 iii) x = 1+sqrt(2), 10sqrt(2),2 + sqrt(3) and 2 - sqrt(3) and no.. I haven't seen it before. hint for part 1.. a fixed point of a function f, is a point x such that f(x)=x now here's one for you...

Does anyone have the solutions to the 2006 paper? I am stuck on question 5c

hmm if you simplify/work on it a bit it can look totallt different

once a year is close to none a year.. I think they are more entertainment. Not that I am saying that they shouldn't be there, in fact I think it's essential that there workshops exist.

Your profile states that you finished highschool in 1998, so assuming that you took 4 years to get your qualifications (would be pretty reasonable, and perhaps longer given that you are trained to teach both primary and secondary school), then you've only taught from 2003 to 2006.. that makes it...

Whats the rush for? you have a year to work on the book

something like.. hmm sin(pi/7) is not rational perhaps

Re: what are good books The more I think of it, the more I find cambridge the best out of the common ones. It's subtlely alot more systematic and mathematical than the other ones. Most of the questions contained are very classic - those not necessarily long/difficult, but often illustrates an...

2000 is not hard

Oh dear, you guys must be very stressed.. it's just finding the equation of a line thorugh 2 given points. it's obviously: (y - b tan A) = [(b tan B - b tan A)/(a sec B - a secA )]*(x - a secA )

you need to describe the situation and the meaning of the variables before ppl can give an answer

prove the result algebraically now

In that case... almost anything would do..