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O_O i have this assignment i did. and its got heaps of info.. jst how do i upload it on the resource parT?

well... in the begining of 3u maths, in the exams i had 11/ 8o for my exam... but recently i got like 41/50 ooo i guess thats an improvement!

mmmm ^____^ phoenix books are the ones im using! they have explanations as well as exam style questions!

what is the best text for 3u?? like for explantions: ___ examples: ___ questions/exercises: ____ etc.

im so sad.. i havent done 3d trig O_o??? am i missing out on an entire topic??????????????????????? O_O

^__________^ hi guys! i havent been in forums.. so im pretty new here! i come from pal college and im a yr11er~ my school day today was good... i had 4periods of economics >> revision of our latest top : financial markets -> kinda dosed of 2 periods of english ad.. >> reading Maos last...

mmms.. i just go through all the past hsc papers under exam conditions.. redoing the exams we had alredy our skool gives us worksheets with really hard questions for each topic we do as homework.. i do them again as revision.. writing the summery book is a great idea! i do that too. and yes...

by motion do you mean rectilinear, simple harmonic and projectile? ^_______^ i like those! i hate polynomials.. O_o newtons method.. =____=" i dont know how apply it to a question~ ooo but binomial is stil the worst.. have u guys tryed writing them as expressions?? T___T" my god...

but arent u trying to replace your x's with u's instead.. so making x the subject isnt right is it? i'll do it tonite.. it might be helpful for my trials tomoro lols! i'l reply tomoro with my solution~

wow wee... ur awesome! but i only had like 3 terms to learn the whole prelim and hsc course =_______=" ima yr 11 and i find 3u hard.. isert ok?

hey guys! since trials and the HSC is coming up.. what topic/s do you guys think is one of the hardest? hints on question handling also welcomed! in my opinion.. i think combinations and permutation, binomial theorm, and induction =_________=" do u guys have any hints?

you know how u differentiate it... can u also use the product rule? which would be y = x lnx y'= lnx + x . 1/x y'= 1 + lnx