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hurrah for 20% math test which for the first time i'm acutally scared to do.

right so even after having proved your view as INCORRECT (no, i'm not going to settle for 'this is my opinion' because opinions can be wrong) you STILL choose to stick by it? queue for me to leave. don't care if you think you've 'won' this debate (overall as a thread) because people like you...

what the fuck are you retarded? ALL my lecturers (that is, 12/12 thus far) have ALL used wikipedia as a superificial explanation for a topic. of COURSE they wouldn't use it for a bloody academic paper or whatever, but the discussion here isn't to that level, and i'd laugh in your face if you...

is it me or are you suddenly joining the bos clique of being a bitch/fuckwit for absolutely no reason?

you're not doin it rite

lol actually lecturers use it quite alot for superficial teaching of the subject. here we go, are you going t o say the lecturers are shit now? hahaha

someone please re-direct lauchlan to the logical fallicies page he's made like 10 million straw men.

google.com

90+ is within your reach, its the 94+ that's abit of an issue. if you smash the exam, you'll be fine.

ask lecturer read outlines -____-

yeah and ever thought not everyone is satisfied with 81%? personal goals?

i'd agree with you but im not and am going to tell you to shut the fuck up and self teach. the notes in the coursepack are a godsend. stop being a little bitch

its utterly ridiculous. funny thing though i still smash all the kids that do show up :)

how about you be quiet you little arts twat? wah wah u have an essay wah wah wah

lol ye bro hardcore

its great when your lecturer thinks the best way to 'teach' is to not let tutors do active examples on the board, but instead make every student do the questions by themselves and have to ask the tutors. sure, caters to individuals, but some people are shy and don't ask. that and, if examples...

lol drones

could say the same to uni for all you commerce kids.

If they could be negative however, without rigorous proof - is it safe to say that there possibly exists infinite solutions?

i want to commend the OP for doing the right thing and actually attempting to self teach. Need people HSC kids like you.