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Hey, I saw that you have a bachelor of actuarial studies but want to be a highschool teacher, may I ask why?

I would fix up the typo here

You forgot the third competitor 'humans'

The idea is to complete the square x^2+4x+4+y^2-2y+1+1=5 \therefore (x+2)^2+(y-1)^2=4 Ill let you do the rest (they all following the same idea).

Expand out a and b: p\cdot c-p \cdot b -a\cdot c +a\cdot b=0 p\cdot a-p \cdot c -b\cdot a +b\cdot c=0 Then simply add these two equations: p \cdot a -p\cdot b -a\cdot c +b\cdot c=0 \(p-c) \cdot (a-b)=0 by factoring

Doesn't look like you were bored of maths considering you got a 99 for 4U. There had to be some interest there lol

Ahh my bad lol. So is the hadith as important as the Quran?

Fair enough, but how does one know what parts of the Quran to disregard due to cultural changes?

This is a genuine question out of curiosity but is "Her silence means her consent." out of context? (I mean no disrespect).

The ultimate tedious integral: \int \sqrt[5]{\tan{x}} dx

18 is jsut copied from the nesa sample questions: Here is a sample response (but for KCl)

9. Draw up an ICE table. NOCl NO Cl I 1,6 0 0 C -0.6 0.6 0.3 E 1 0.6 0.3 The change for NOCl and NO are the same whereas the same for Cl is half that of NOCl since the molar ratio is 2:2:1. So in total 1.9 moles.

I found it on this other forum for Calc 1 (forgot where). Also I found this hint: https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/1040969/how-to-evaluate-the-integral-of-sqrt-sin-sqrt-x-cos-sqrt-x-1x2 Not sure if that leads anywhere though

Have you tried this @CM_Tutor I'm pretty sure theres an anti-derivative it's just really tricky.

He basically defined that integral as a function similar to the error function or Si(x) etc.

Surely theres no elementary anti-derivative to this

Man excellent advice again, this is the one guy I would pay to get advice from.

Wrong account lol