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One, to be exact. I just got back from my P2 Maths exam, and it had a nasty question on the binomial expansion (if you have no idea what I'm on about, skip this paragraph). It goes something like this:
(where n is greater than or equal to 3)
The coefficients of x to the power of 4 = twice the coefficient of x to the power of 3
Find n. So, how? Why couldn't they have just done a simple (1+x)n formula, eh? And how do you write in superscript?
Also, how many instruments are playing in Nickelback's How you Remind Me? (bar vocal)
(where n is greater than or equal to 3)
The coefficients of x to the power of 4 = twice the coefficient of x to the power of 3
Find n. So, how? Why couldn't they have just done a simple (1+x)n formula, eh? And how do you write in superscript?
Also, how many instruments are playing in Nickelback's How you Remind Me? (bar vocal)
Four live, but probably all kinds of extra crap on the album like tambourines and shakey things.
mabye a tambourine
Just doing the song without instruments. I think. ie just voices
Accapella? Is that some kind of choir thing?
How you remind me (accapella).
Number of instruments: 0
Not that good at maths, sorry
Number of instruments: 0
Not that good at maths, sorry
One, to be exact. I just got back from my P2 Maths exam, and it had a nasty question on the binomial expansion (if you have no idea what I'm on about, skip this paragraph). It goes something like this:
(where n is greater than or equal to 3)
The coefficients of x to the power of 4 = twice the coefficient of x to the power of 3
Find n. So, how? Why couldn't they have just done a simple (1+x)n formula, eh? And how do you write in superscript?
Also, how many instruments are playing in Nickelback's How you Remind Me? (bar vocal)
(where n is greater than or equal to 3)
The coefficients of x to the power of 4 = twice the coefficient of x to the power of 3
Find n. So, how? Why couldn't they have just done a simple (1+x)n formula, eh? And how do you write in superscript?
Also, how many instruments are playing in Nickelback's How you Remind Me? (bar vocal)