Well, it's normally the kind of response you get. On here (particularly in Maths threads) we can either give you the answer or guide you there. Most people here prefer the latter, as at least you're coming the conclusion yourself and learning (also it avoids giving answers to homework cheaters).
Well, it's normally the kind of response you get. On here (particularly in Maths threads) we can either give you the answer or guide you there. Most people here prefer the latter, as at least you're coming the conclusion yourself and learning (also it avoids giving answers to homework cheaters).
Sorry, I thought you were being genuine. I have self-taught FP1, so I lack a lucid understanding...:-(
Would (z+i) be x + i(y+1)? Then (z+i)* be x - i(y+1)?
Well then you're on the wrong forum. The study help forum is for helping students learn, not giving them answers.
You obviously didn't read my post correctly. I didn't ask what the answer was, I asked how to do it.
As for my reply, I thought he was seeking further guidance from me! I thought the user genuinely didn't know, reinforced by the profile description of 'No GCSEs. No A-levels.' which I later realised to be satirical. Give me a break.
You obviously didn't read my post correctly. I didn't ask what the answer was, I asked how to do it.
As for my reply, I thought he was seeking further guidance from me! I thought the user genuinely didn't know, reinforced by the profile description of 'No GCSEs. No A-levels.' which I later realised to be satirical. Give me a break.
Oh no, it's totally true. I went to school in Scotland