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You could suggest to your teacher that you think something might be going on. You can't just flat out accuse him of cheating unless you 100% know for sure something is going on. As the brother went to another school, there's probably little they can do, but it still doesn't hurt to have the...

Yeah, as already stated, you only do stats in psych. But, they assume that everyone has around 0 knowledge, so they hold your hand constantly. You'll be fine without doing maths at highschool.

Can you just use the textbook for the subject?

Power is one of those funny things. If your PSU goes crazy for just a second, it can cause a fair bit of damage. That's not to say that there's anything wrong with yours: they're just a common source of error. Assuming you still have your old motherboard, can you see anything out of the...

English ruined 1984. I was always so bitter about that. We had 3 weeks to read it in grade 10 or so and they just repeated the same shit over and over, every day. The only problem was our teacher had some random political vendetta against something, and tried to convey his bullshit idea to...

At some point in their uni careers, students always fall for at least one of their teaching staff. It's good though. It's funny how falling in love with a tutor or whoever can greatly increase your dedication to a subject, and you can do well, or end up with a maths degree, and quite...

Here's a start: You know y(x) = arcsin(x) so y'(x) = (1) / ( (1-x^2)^0.5) y'(sqrt(3)/2) = 2.00 and int(y(x)) = x*asin(x) + (1-x^2)^0.5

You might be having problems with power. If you have a really cheap power supply, you might be getting voltage drops and spikes which can cause caps to fail after a while.

It depends what type of engineering you end up doing, and what your major in that field is. In the classical engineering fields, say, civil and mech, they tend to teach you things that have a fairly practical basis and you can get a real-world grasp on what's happening , which helps...

Mechatronics is a combination of mech and elec. If you enroll in either mech or elec you should get a handful of electives to do. If you enroll in mech, you should be able to do elec electives, and in elec, you should be able to do mech electives. At the end of the day you get a piece of...

When working in terms of grades and percentages, PPCD roughly equals CCCP (if you take all the averages and so forth), which means that the grades you got should be around the minimum entry marks for you to get in.