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There is always a trick.

You in some really good team?

Man, this rage is epic.

LOL Epic Flamestylez

It wasn't too hard. Just have to use a bit of logic.

Inspiring. All hope is not lost.

Why not?

Yeah, you will probably need a tutor.

Because the pen happens to be unmatched in awesomeness. In the words of Many Toppings: It's supercalafreakinawesome!

You would need people skills to communicate the changes in routine etc.

Edson Smith, more like Mr.Ockert. LOL. That guy really looks like a teacher from my school.

I've seen a 7x7x7 solved by my friend. But it costs over $100, so I'll stick with my 3x3x3. Can't wait for an Australian Competition. As for the mathematical application to the cube, someone said it could be solved using a certain branch of maths. For me, I just use algorithms, I use over 100...

Imporessive, I'm with TPG $50 a month for 50 GB.

Just practice a lot like Timothy and you won't make mistakes.

Yeh is it really 2-unit? And what rule was used in part 2?

Nice, I know of someone from my school who got state ranks for both 3U(1st i think) and 2U(2nd 3rd?) and didn't do 4U because of it, his UAI was 99.8 wowers.

Don't you want a hard test? People who are good at maths should hope for a hard test.

lol... you really want that state rank don't you. Well, you seem on the right track.

Give me the questions and I'll churn out the answers.

Thought so.... The diagram shows a triangular piece of land ABC with dimensions AB = c metres, AC = b metres and BC = a metres, where a ≤ b ≤ c. The owner of the land wants to build a straight fence to divide the land into two pieces of equal area. Let S and T be points on AB and AC...