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all good. you can have the questions on BOS i'll have the ones next friday :P

T1=50 Tn=50+(n-1) let Tk be the last term Tk=50+(k-1)=150 k-1=100 k=101 therefore there are 101 terms in the series. Im sure you can do the sum from here :) dayyyum beaten

If you have 800 words to play with, you should be addressing 3 points IMO.

How long is the speech?

in time you will :) btw, i have a good one which i will suggest to carrot for the next round of q's

possibly dates back to the monocle days?

sorry I phrased the inequality completely wrongly. I don't think it's really an inequality I have to solve as an upper bound of seaniegs question now i think of it. The lower bound was just x^2 + y^2 +1 > 2xy, but i've got no idea for how to prove that z<4. It's probably something to do with the...

when you get lonely u can have a fap to this...

chord - or chord of contact?

love this question

heres what i've got, but I actually have no idea to come to a "solution" as such other than manipulating the equation to find restrictions. Is there any way to manipulate the equation to bring it to 2 variables?

try and get 99.95 with these subs.

bro i was endorsing your statement not mocking it. It is good that you read the facts and present them as they are, I am the same way. UAC table 3 is where the shit is at

i havent completed the question myself, but just posting some things i have noticed. z>2, x and y cannot both be even integers. LHS can never have 4 as a factor. xyz =/= 4k. only 1 term can be even. z is odd. The even integer must not be a factor of 4. One solution is x=1,y=1,z=3 just...

I'm going to be starting to write up some applications soon, does anyone have any tips on how to stand out?

love how Isplicer cuts the shit.

here is my solution, it skips a few working steps to stay short and on one page.

i need to learn some proper notation.

does z have any restrictions?

would putting it in the form of a infinite product help? ive got no idea...