[senz72]

(Original post by Maths_Lover)
You are welcome!! Feel free to post anywhere here, anytime!!

Are you sure? :/

[senz72]

(Original post by tom181)
We don't want you.
Baha.

Ok, I'm off, bye.

Sorry to have disturbed you guys and girls.

[Reese]

(Original post by Maths_Lover)
Fine thanks, you?

I'm good too thanks, procrastinating as usual

[tom181]

(Original post by Maths_Lover)
What do you mean by that?

Are you picking a fight?

No--- it was just sarcastic.

[j.alexanderh]

(Original post by Maths_Lover)
Why?

Are you joking? He was one of the most progressive composers in history, and in my estimation the second best after Bach (bit facile to rank them, but hey). I mean, who else could have written this at that time: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wS4Pa...ature=related? That belongs in the twentieth century, not the early romantic period.

[tom181]

(Original post by senz72)
Ok, I'm off, bye.

Sorry to have disturbed you guys and girls.

Oo, awkward.

[tom181]

(Original post by j.alexanderh)
Yeah, there's loads of **** in the GCSE syllabus (my one isn't as bad as yours sounds). I thought composing + listening to Mozart's 40th and Handel's Messiah was more than enough to make up for that.

Naah, didn't do it for me- we had 0 mozart on our spec...
On the other hand, we had Punjabi MC to make up for it. Bleurgh.

[minimus777]

(Original post by Maths_Lover)
Yes! I love square numbers and cube numbers too.

Ok, well i'll admit it's not actually that interesting, but it's quite a nice coincidence that square numbers are involved

The rotation period of the sun varies according to latitude. It's 25 days at the equator and 36 days at the poles

With the huge amount of facts like this that we have to know for our astronomy exam, it's nice when nature picks memorable numbers

[Maths_Lover]

(Original post by senz72)
Are you sure? :/

Yes.

(Original post by senz72)
Ok, I'm off, bye.

Sorry to have disturbed you guys and girls.

Bye bye.

You aren't disturbing us!

(Original post by Reese)
I'm good too thanks, procrastinating as usual

(Original post by tom181)
No--- it was just sarcastic.

Good.

(Original post by minimus777)
Ok, well i'll admit it's not actually that interesting, but it's quite a nice coincidence that square numbers are involved

The rotation period of the sun varies according to latitude. It's 25 days at the equator and 36 days at the poles

With the huge amount of facts like this that we have to know for our astronomy exam, it's nice when nature picks memorable numbers

It is lovely.

I already knew that but I had not realised the square numbers thing. Thank you!

(Original post by j.alexanderh)
Are you joking? He was one of the most progressive composers in history, and in my estimation the second best after Bach (bit facile to rank them, but hey). I mean, who else could have written this at that time: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wS4Pa...ature=related? That belongs in the twentieth century, not the early romantic period.

My bad!

I misinterpreted your post and thought that you didn't think Beethoven should be on the Music A-Level Syllabus and that it would be a criminal offense if he were! It made me very confused but I see what you meant, now.



EDIT: By the way, I love that composition.
EDIT2: There we go. The grammar is fixed.

[j.alexanderh]

(Original post by tom181)
Naah, didn't do it for me- we had 0 mozart on our spec...
On the other hand, we had Punjabi MC to make up for it. Bleurgh.

Did you do Indian classical music?

[Xx.MissEG.xX]

(Original post by Maths_Lover)
As Don'tNod said, you can divide both sides by two then factorise.



It was funny, though.









Fair point. Decision involves a whole lot of writing... -.-

I don't mind combinatorics/permutations in Statistics. Measures of location and histograms on the other hand send me to sleep.



Fine thanks, you?

Both sides? So what about zero then?

[j.alexanderh]

(Original post by Maths_Lover)
I misinterpreted your post and thought that you didn't think Beethoven should be on the Music A-Level Syllabus and that it would be a criminal offense if he was*! It made me very confused but I see what you meant, now.



EDIT: By the way, I love that composition.

*were.

@everyone: (Vote j.alexanderh for thread grammar Nazi.)

Re the edit: good. Disliking that should also be a criminal offence.

[Don'tNod]

(Original post by Xx.MissEG.xX)
Both sides? So what about zero then?

[tom181]

(Original post by j.alexanderh)
Did you do Indian classical music?

I think everyone did- if indian classical music were a judge on bgt it would be Michael McIntyre- no one really likes him and you laugh at him rather than with him.

[und]

(Original post by Don'tNod)

How dare you edit it before I quote you?

[Maths_Lover]

(Original post by Xx.MissEG.xX)
Both sides? So what about zero then?

0 divided by 2 is still 0.

I said "both sides" to illustrate that the same thing should be done to both sides of the equation to keep the two expressions equal.

[Xx.MissEG.xX]

(Original post by Don'tNod)

Ah, right. Thank you.

[Don'tNod]

(Original post by und)


How dare you edit it before I quote you?

You're too slow. Nananana!

It was a typo, 'kay?

[Xx.MissEG.xX]

(Original post by Maths_Lover)
0 divided by 2 is still 0.

I said "both sides" to illustrate that the same thing should be done to both sides of the equation to keep the two expressions equal.

Thanks.

[ElMoro]

(Original post by Maths_Lover)
What have you done???!!! The horror!

At least we both agree that Statistics is the worst of the lot.

Indeed we have Probability is cool though, not gonna lie.

(Original post by Maths_Lover)
Pah!

I'm losing my touch