Recent content by Ghandi10

Don't worry, many people here just ignore the stupid parts(which usually make up a large portion of their posts) of what they say and continue on in their merry little 5 year old ways. Usually, when people mention things from real life, to a bunch of internet users, it's just because they know...

URBAN PLACES Explain how students' ended up living on the streets because they wasted their exam preparation time on BOS and thus performed extremely poorly on their exam, cutting off any chance they had of getting into a decent course.

Yep and sport would also be dead.

I'm sure that you get the picture.

Mate just study your ass off and nail that guy in the HSC.

So you really are as dumb as you sound? If what you say is true then any comments such as the one by mr.stupid aka drowning moron is incorrect because in real life I could be a totally different kind of person. Thanks for the support Tulipa.

I am sure you know why. I don't need to explain something which you already know the answer to. How do you come to that conclusion? As far as I'm aware of, you don't know who I am. On the other hand I've seen you posting here many times before so I have a better idea of the kind of person...

Waah? You mean like like the responses of UWS students in the UWS topics?

REAL women have self respect and aren't sluts. So I guess that excludes you.

This is an edit because the stupid forum won't let its users delete posts with errors which render them irrelevant to the thread.

Hi I'm interested in finding out some graphs of the following function. f(x) = 2x for 0 <= x < 0.5 and 2(1-x) for 0.5 <= x < 1. In particular I would like to see some iterative plots of the function. Ie. f(f(x)), f(f(f(x)))) etc. If anyone knows where I can find some or if there is a way...

Hi I'm just wondering how the following would be done. Lets say I defined f(x) = x^2 if 0< x<0.5 and -x if -0.5 < x < 0. The graph would simply be a straight line with slope negative one from x = -0.5 to x = 0. For 0 < x <= 0.5 the graph would be a parabola. My question is, how would I...