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do you fail your whole maths exam if you hand your maths coursework in late? cos my teacher says you do is she just lieing (damn i hate her so much)
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Actually I'm taking the GCSE next summer, but yeah, I'm sure as hell not gonna take it for A-level.
I did my maths GCSE long ago...it's probably easy these days!
LL Cool TT wrote:
> a) Trigonometry,
> b) Algebra,
> c) Simultaneous quadratic equations,
> d) Surds,
> e) Long division,
> f) Circle properties,
> g) Maths in general.
Lol you dropped maths after GCSE.
It's not the actual things like that, but the skills you gain to demonstrate knowledge.
Most subjects are like that.
> a) Trigonometry,
> b) Algebra,
> c) Simultaneous quadratic equations,
> d) Surds,
> e) Long division,
> f) Circle properties,
> g) Maths in general.
Lol you dropped maths after GCSE.
It's not the actual things like that, but the skills you gain to demonstrate knowledge.
Most subjects are like that.
actually I've already done my Maths GCSE and coursework when I was 9 so I've got that out of the way. I found it surprisingly easy actually. :-D
If you don't hand in your c/work the highest mark you can get is 80%.
If you don't hand in your c/work the highest mark you can get is 80%.
what a shame, i was just about to volunteer to do all his maths coursework and get him a guaranteed A*
*Nomad thinks about maths coursework*
. . . . . . .
*Nomad throws himself on a cold spike*
. . . . . . .
*Nomad throws himself on a cold spike*
MATHS FOR A-LEVEL? MATHS FOR A DEGREE?! WHAT IS WRONG WITH THESE PEOPLE? ARE THEY INSANE?!
I challenge anyone to tell me what I, as someone who wants to study Law, will need with:
a) Trigonometry,
b) Algebra,
c) Simultaneous quadratic equations,
d) Surds,
e) Long division,
f) Circle properties,
g) Maths in general.
There's virtually no maths that I need to know for the rest of my life. I want REAL answers, not just "Well, if you found yourself looking at a triangle and wanted to know the size of angle X" etc. Come on, people, I WANT ANSWERS!
*takes his sedatives*
Ah...that's better...
I challenge anyone to tell me what I, as someone who wants to study Law, will need with:
a) Trigonometry,
b) Algebra,
c) Simultaneous quadratic equations,
d) Surds,
e) Long division,
f) Circle properties,
g) Maths in general.
There's virtually no maths that I need to know for the rest of my life. I want REAL answers, not just "Well, if you found yourself looking at a triangle and wanted to know the size of angle X" etc. Come on, people, I WANT ANSWERS!
*takes his sedatives*
Ah...that's better...
Yep, Maths truely is aweful... I would never subject myself to that kind of torment...
Sonic
(Not remotely funny/sensical if you don't know a little about me...)
Sonic
(Not remotely funny/sensical if you don't know a little about me...)
½pint wrote:
> English - A*
> English Lit. - A*
> Maths - A
> Science - A
> History - A*
> Geography - A
> Spanish - A*
>
> German module - A*
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Is this considered normal? ;-)
> English - A*
> English Lit. - A*
> Maths - A
> Science - A
> History - A*
> Geography - A
> Spanish - A*
>
> German module - A*
---
Is this considered normal? ;-)
GnomeKiller wrote:
> I've just done my mocks too:
>
> Chemistry - A*
> History - A
> Geography - A
> English - A
> French - B/A
> Biology - B
> Physics - B
> Latin - B
> Maths - B/C
>
> God, I hate maths.
God, I hate History, Geography, French, and Biology.
> I've just done my mocks too:
>
> Chemistry - A*
> History - A
> Geography - A
> English - A
> French - B/A
> Biology - B
> Physics - B
> Latin - B
> Maths - B/C
>
> God, I hate maths.
God, I hate History, Geography, French, and Biology.
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