Dumbarse
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well i'm sure question eight of the 3 unit test will be, "was simpson who created simpson rule a soldier and did he have any donkeys"
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CHUDYMASTER
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Sigh...
Dumbarse!
I know it's irrelevent, but in knowing this, it might motivate me to never go wrong with it - also, it's just out of interest, you dumbarse. (i reckon you must get that a lot, yuh jackass, hehe)
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Dumbarse!
I know it's irrelevent, but in knowing this, it might motivate me to never go wrong with it - also, it's just out of interest, you dumbarse. (i reckon you must get that a lot, yuh jackass, hehe)
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Dumbarse
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i just realised why your writing this irrelevent crap, your not even in year 12, jeeze give it a rest, if youve got so much time on your hands look it up!
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HA!
Hardly irrelevent and anyway, originally, I didn't even want to know that, I just wanted to know how the Simpson rule was derived, but now I know.
There's nothing wrong with taking an interest in your subjects.
And so what if I'm not in year 12?
Hardly irrelevent and anyway, originally, I didn't even want to know that, I just wanted to know how the Simpson rule was derived, but now I know.
There's nothing wrong with taking an interest in your subjects.
And so what if I'm not in year 12?
Dumbarse
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it is irrelevant, your that bored your looking up who simpson was, next you'll be researching about pythagoras's mum
give it a rest already
give it a rest already
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Hmm...
His mum eh? Yeah, I wonder what she was doing while he was drawing triangles. And, yeah I already have given it a rest. I'll never know it seems. I was destined not to know.
His mum eh? Yeah, I wonder what she was doing while he was drawing triangles. And, yeah I already have given it a rest. I'll never know it seems. I was destined not to know.
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I don't think Pythagoras saw much of his mum... I believe they had some kind of a religious misunderstanding. Pythagoras was actually the leader (or a high-ranking member) of a cult/religion and used to travel and preach - he drew triangles and so on to calculate the distance to his destination.
Or something like that.
Or something like that.
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I would've told you Pythagoras was cult 
, but I thought you knew... ancient greeks aren't really that much into pure academia.
, but I thought you knew... ancient greeks aren't really that much into pure academia.Yeah, well, I did know. I've got a book...Originally posted by BlackJack
I would've told you Pythagoras was cult
Aparently they couldn't eat beans ...
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it was a tough life, obviously.
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Cult aye?
Sounds interesting. See, maths is what you make it! Too bad they'll never test you on that...
Sounds interesting. See, maths is what you make it! Too bad they'll never test you on that...
Well, you never know - if they decide to reform the mathematics syllabuses in the same way that the physics syllabus was reformed, in a few years time you might be asked to write an essay on the places Pythagoras visited whilst at the same time evaluating the impact his rule had on the mathematical world.
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True, but....
Learning about mathematicians is only amusing once you've looked at one of their lives. After one, they all become the same - donkeys, voodoo cults, blah blah blah...
Learning about mathematicians is only amusing once you've looked at one of their lives. After one, they all become the same - donkeys, voodoo cults, blah blah blah...
Jellymonsta
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you have seen the light chudymaster
i deny the possibility of any serious mathematician having had an interesting life. :grinshak: it just does not work that way.
i deny the possibility of any serious mathematician having had an interesting life. :grinshak: it just does not work that way.
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I'm told that they tried to go along those lines and the maths teachers association fought them off because they are more powerful that the science teachers' association. This is from both my maths and chemistry teachers so it must be trueOriginally posted by Lazarus
Well, you never know - if they decide to reform the mathematics syllabuses in the same way that the physics syllabus was reformed, in a few years time you might be asked to write an essay on the places Pythagoras visited whilst at the same time evaluating the impact his rule had on the mathematical world.
.My schools assessment rank was 25th out of 55 (i go to a Normanhurst Boys i.e. selective, and we have two 3 unit classes and one 4 unit class if that helps (there are 23 4 unit students if im not mistaken))
I guess my average mark is about high 70's, mid 80's (%).. Any idea how my mark would turn out if i got about that?
I guess my average mark is about high 70's, mid 80's (%).. Any idea how my mark would turn out if i got about that?