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EXam in 10 mins help me. its the third time i've done this exam. Any tips?
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Just got out of my exam, cocked it up sideways. Still i can take for a fourth time.
Insane Bartender wrote:
> you mean X²+Y²=Z²?? YAH!
>
> If that comes up on a GCSE paper, there is something very wrong!!
It did come up. Pythagoras is beyond easy.
> you mean X²+Y²=Z²?? YAH!
>
> If that comes up on a GCSE paper, there is something very wrong!!
It did come up. Pythagoras is beyond easy.
Weird Wonder wrote:
> a2+b2=c2
you mean X²+Y²=Z²?? YAH!
If that comes up on a GCSE paper, there is something very wrong!!
> a2+b2=c2
you mean X²+Y²=Z²?? YAH!
If that comes up on a GCSE paper, there is something very wrong!!
He waited 4 minutes for a reply
a2+b2=c2
SOH CAH TOA
*karate chops*
*karate chops*
1,1,2,3,5,8,13.. etc is the Fibbanacci theory
1,4,9,16,25,36,49,64... are square numbers
1,8,27,64,125... are cube numbers
1,4,9,16,25,36,49,64... are square numbers
1,8,27,64,125... are cube numbers
Jimmy Duck wrote:
> Thanks a bunch. You big load of spazzies.
Well, I've already done my GCSE maths exams so I could tell you a few things. But what's the point if I'm a "spazz" eh? :D.
> Thanks a bunch. You big load of spazzies.
Well, I've already done my GCSE maths exams so I could tell you a few things. But what's the point if I'm a "spazz" eh? :D.
The two other sides of a right angled triangle equal the same as the hypotenuse!
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