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Unfortunately, I didn't sign up for it this year. I did the writing competition though. Actually a very nice idea. I'd be happy to contribute a few of my essays. I can PM you guys a pretty decent paper that I wrote for English about censorship - hopefully you guys enjoy it as much as I...

Not a genius. :) I'll go through and take a look at some of the essays I've done in the past that might be able to indicate the difference between a good essay and a brilliant essay that leaves a mark on your teachers. (ofc - not all my essays are brilliant, takes a lot of effort and dedication)

I can give it a go in making an English paper (going to vary due to what people see in schools), but a lot of my questions are just going to be in the same style and format that I follow with my school. I can provide you guys some extracts and questions to answer and give a go. Marking wise, I...

Outplayed.

Here is the link for the exam that you can download (appreciations go to twinklegal for doing the sharing): http://www.mediafire.com/view/?4mzelj1ik39clf6 And below are my solutions that I have for the exam (I've allocated what deserves and doesn't deserve the marks)...

Proved the sum and product of roots using quadratic equation, based on spiral's answers, I think I am correct. For my maths paper, I will post solutions once I can get somebody to combine all my PDF files into one to share onto a website link. Give me about a day and you can mark your papers...

Will give this a go tomorrow - looking forward to it. Goodnight guys (or morning).

I think this is slightly out of the question...

I respect the fact that he comes up with all sorts of interesting problems. It takes me days and holidays to think of like two questions - the penny dropped in one of them when I was on a ride in Seaworld.

Here is your chance to impress me and beat me at my 'own game'. Maths was never my best subject, although I wish it seemed so to me. :(

I question Carrot's 3U and 4U papers.

Has fawun gotten up to absolute values and such? I'm pretty lost in some of the symbols myself - probably haven't learnt it yet.

I call it 'systematic listing' to suit a certain case. Don't make it sound silly. Example: Draw up a table of values if that works.

Oh, I see. Thanks for pointing that out.

How about if I had this first: r=\frac{2\pi r}{\pi r}+\frac{4r}{\pi r}

My thanks and appreciation go to twinklegal, who was able to upload the PDF files into one to share for all students keen on trying out a year 10 maths paper I made. Below is the link: http://www.mediafire.com/view/?4mzelj1ik39clf6

Nvm, I simplified it too quickly. \frac{1}{2}\pi r^2 = \pi r + 2r \pi r^2 = 2\pi r + 4r \pi r^2 = 2\pi r + 4r Now divide the equation on RHS by \pi r, and you get: r = 2 + \frac{4}{\pi} Combine fractions. r = \frac{2 \pi + 4}{\pi} Ignore mine, to type it out, it's pretty much the same...

Alternatively, just a faster approach I found: \frac{1}{2}\pi r^2 = \pi r + 2r \pi r^2 = 2\pi r + 4r \pi r^2 = 2\pi r + 4r Now divide the equation on RHS by \pi r, and you get: r = \frac{2 \pi + 4}{\pi} Edit: excuse my fail latexing. Typed it all wrong.

Edit: BOS party at your house if you're correct.

Remember: You want to make 'r' the subject by itself. Edit: No, he doesn't want you to square root it on the last line.