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There might be if you don't answer it in 2 minutes

But they create humour in these forums and dude, you definitely shouldn't become a mod.

Dunno about letting you controlling the forums...your reputation precedes you

Banned again. Lol

This guy knows his stuff. He's one of the most reliable tutor in this forum I bumped this because so many other adverts bump their thread every hour! Unlike Trebla...he certainly deserves more recognition

None of you would've noticed...and Mrbrightside would've been confused forever

never assume everyone is correct it's best to try again

It doesn't really matter. All you're trying to do if to find the greatest term. It would be obvious that if r is a positive integer, there are two greatest terms/coeffiecients. That is why I prefer the =

Yea.. I personally do it T(r)>=T(r-1). Different but same result

The coeffiecients are different. It could be 8x^3 and 2x^4

Re: Fuckin' mark my shit essay, cunt! Send it to me! I probs,wont plagurize

Re: are preliminary investigations / requirement definition still in the new syllabus Wow you do a lot of computing subjects

Re: are preliminary investigations / requirement definition still in the new syllabus As with what jules_shorty said, I think preliminary investigations are in the "Understanding the problem" stage. So I doubt prelim investigations are in requirement reports

That was lame... Anyway how would you solve it? This looks like natural decay...but it isn't

I'm going to do it for fun. Med will be my last few preferences

Seriously?

To fully answer that, you'll need to go back to the big bang or some other theory on how our universe started

Re: are preliminary investigations / requirement definition still in the new syllabus Requirements protoypes are used to explore the requirements of the system. Then you go to the planning stage.

Why are uni students dominating this thread?

Guess and check wasn't needed. Each step lead onto another(like the suduko puzzles that don't require trial and error) Only 2% of the population can solve this mentally. It's too easy with pen and paper.