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Haha thankyou! Samuel Tawfik, nice to meet you. And yes I'm only 15, date of birth is 10/11/1994.

Mathematics Extension 1 = 100% Mathematics Extension 2 = 100% Chemistry = 92% Offciially hate chemistry.

Really? Well now I know who I'm equal first too :)

This is only applicable to permutations/combinations, induction and circle geometry.

And it isn't always the greatest when the roots are required in the form x + iy.

Locus questions tell you to sketch. They don't ask for anything else as far as I know. And working out suggests using the algebraic method...although for this type of question, a geometric approach is much simpler.

Never enough trial papers to do.

The quickest method I know: No need for all them assumptions and calculations.

And writing properly on forums may be a start to your Extension 2 work...

Implicit differentiation isn't in 3U? I always use it in integration by substitution so I'm quite sure it is...

Perhaps you could tell me how to post up the answer properly like you always do...rather than uploading to imageshack and ending up with a black picture...

My opinion is that you have to be great at 3U (and finished the course for things such as motion, polynomials) in order to do 4U...otherwise it gets too tedious.

Ok...and...

Well I've finished the course so I have nothing to say about where the school is up to....but how can particular schools do Volumes without doing Integration first?

Polygon rule? Isn't that just repeated applications of the parallelogram method?

You found Terry Lee's complex to be very easy and yet you found complex hard? Sounds ironic to be honest...

Full marks in what?

And why have you chosen those two in particular, I'm curious?

Yes, you definitely sound like a literary genius.