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Yeah thanks, the minor mistakes are hard to spot though
Sorry if this is the wrong forum for this, but on Wednesday we're having an algebra test. Our teacher hinted that we could be moved up to the VCE class if we perform exceptionally well, and this is one of the few opportunities for us to do so. So yeah, I really want to get in, so I feel a lot of pressure.
In tests I always find I make really stupid mistakes even if I know the topic back to front. The algebra for the test is fairly simple, just an amped up version of what we learnt last year:
Solving and re-arranging for x in linear equations and inequations
Factorising and expanding polynomials, including, binomial expansions, trinomial factorisations, and excessive usage of DOPS.
So, could I have some tips on how to, well, basically ace a test? Thanks ^_^
Welcome to the forums MG!
94. 30, 60, and 90 degrees ^^
Multiply both by 0?
Hmmm it still doesn't look very nice to me...
Yeah I guess that would be cool. It will be hard to make a trading game where the aim is to increase your net worth as much as you can, because then people would not trade for lower valued items and hence no trading would result. Perhaps we should have something like, each player needs to collect their own thing, for instance, I might have to collect 100 calculators whilst someone else might have to collect 200 anime mangas. Would be a good tactical game.
For what values of a is there no solution?
(Answer = 0,1)
Well, you obviously cannot divide by zero... and when a = 1, 1-a = 0. So we have a =/= 1.
However, I'm thinking a can equal zero, let's try it:
Are the answers wrong or am I mistaken? Just wanted to make sure.
EDIT: I also have another question
Simplify:
Could you please guide me through it step by step? thanks
Like, a virtual sharemarket? Would it be based on the current world or entirely fictitious?
I really don't understand the notation of
(0.9r "Definition") <> 1)
What is <>, what is r, and "Definition"...
Alrightey then. I'd better get seeking.
Nice, Maelwys, I especially like your explanation of an infintisimal number.
Thanks
Why don't we just forfeit... it would be so much easier...
A train that travels a km in b hours is p times as fast as a bus. If the bus takes m hours to cover the distance between two places, how many kilometres apart are the two places?
Answer: am/bp km
Uh I got this equation:
Ah, yep, thanks both. If I divide through it'll be no use for quadratics ;o
I'm probably not gonna risk moving to Linux. Windows, although not perfectly stable, is more trusted, and Mac is good too.
Simple rearranging here, but I think I mighta made a mistake (or two)
Solve for s:
But... happiness is an animal emotion. It may be what we perceive as being the most important thing in the universe, but perhaps it is just because we are hidden behind our perspective?
Good joke!
A chemist has 500 mL of a salt solution that contains 2% salt (g/cm³). How much water must be added to reduce the concentration to 0.5%?
Using what a normally do for these types of questions, I went
Yeah, by now I realised it didn't really look too natural, anyways, it solved for -433.3..., so I don't think it was right.
EDITEDITEDIT: Ugggh, that was supposed to be 0.005(500+x), so I guess I got it right... it's just that... adding 0% salt solution (which made x = 0 in the left hand side) felt a bit awkward... ?
Someone will always be happier than someone else.
Solving for pronumerals and analysing geometry
Ah yep, they did indeed
I guessed , dunno why. I'll check it later...