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look they're teasing me. Not even fully coated such a small image but there's strawberry, chocolate, yellow cream? Potentially caramel or honeycomb. Might be banana or something :/ Will visit woollies

Really foil is just the claw technique in worded explanation. Images are easier to remember

do you think they have caramel or honeycomb for the icecream part?

um integrand, I got 2/3 like you did before, how is it 4/3 now? where did I stuff up? My working out

or in simple words (aka the way my brain like to remember it) find the derivative of the index then multiply it to the term you still keep the e^(x^2)

When I can't concentrate I have intervals of exercising and that keeps me awake. Exercise especially ones that involve the whole body brings oxygen to the brain and that helps reduce eye stress. I think the thing that gets tired more easily are the eyes and that could make you sleepy/ not...

in the comments, people's explanation was that he's a wizard I wish I could do that, but with money hahaha

^ yum! I want any of those mmmm deep fried meat pies how delicious are pides in appreciation of caramel

wait what, caramel?

how the heck?

yum yum pancakes

pulling all-nighters that's impossible for me but my friends can pull through that when consuming caffeine

hahahaha I remember when I decided to type this I know cobalt-60 emits beta and gamma rays so I guess it can monitor sheet production don't worry no one would want to share my study notes since I can only understand my trigger phrases haha for some reason cobalt-60 from where I got my info...

yeah, that step is done in my head. However, when I was in junior years and trying grasp what I was actually doing, I did that even if it was tedious

binomial products meaning the multiplication of 2 terms? e.g. (x+3)(x-4) if that is the case separate them and take step by step x(x-4)+3(x-4) x^2 - 4x +3x -12 simplifying like terms x^2 - x - 12

Pomeranians, maltese and terriers or a mix between

How about strontium-90? I like that more but I can always change to cobalt-60

Cambridge!

From Production of Materials, there's more info for other radioactive isotopes compared to cobalt-60 my info on technetium-99m compared to cobalt-60

oh deary, the cancelling out of the denominator when both terms do not include it is an ultimately pet peeve for my maths teacher. Don't worry if you see your teacher spluttering in disbelief why some people do that, in front of the class, you would remember not to do that x^2 (x-2) + 1 over...