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So how do you do it?

So I am right??? Oh well, I'll just assume I'm right for the time being.:)

for that sphere, you find the rate of change of the circumference right?? i think i got 1/?.. 1/8? 1/18? can't remember exactly... :(

Catholic is so damn hard!!!!!!!!!! :( I can't even do Q3 a)!!! AND IT'S ONLY Q3!!! Can anyone do that? It's something like given 2 triangles are similar, prove that c^2=b^2-2ab mm.. something like that.. can't exactly remember what it was I now only hope for a pass

I don't know if my school's a Catholic one did you guys get this really weird maths induction question at the end? the first part is something like f(x)>0 and f(a+b)=f(a)*f(b)

So which is the correct answer? But then divide by 0 is a run-time error and can be detected during a desk check. So wouldn't a desk check be ABLE to detect a run-time error?

This question is from the 1996 HSC 3U computing paper: Desk checking is likely to find all errors EXCEPT a) logic errors b) syntax errors c) run-time errors d) program specification errors The answer is (c), run-time errors. But I chose (b) because you won't really notice spelling...

that image is referring to the hands. The image of her hands with line-etched story of life in scars and wrinkles reinforces the sense of the aging and nostalgic tone. The fact that she can now touch it easily suggests her growth in maturity through her life experiences.

Thx timbk2! :D

I'm pretty sure it is a print server.

Where can I find your notes? And do you have notes on transformation? and notes on use of irony and humor? and for clueless, any notes on amy heckerling's tools of productions etc? Sorry for asking so much, but my class didn't get much notes. Thx in advance!