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Reply 100

L'Evil Fish

Original post by usycool1

"Maths" and "boring" are oxymoron's :tongue:

Indeed they are :P well... Some primitive low lifes try to mix the two :frown:

Reply 101

Above.The.Empyrean

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Reply 102

CharlieBoardman

Original post by Above.The.Empyrean

http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=2031837

Then people's malice was rampantly profuse amongst other areas of the forum.

:rolleyes:

Wow.. I just read the thing.. And those articles on those boy genius's! That's frightening :frown:

boy studying maths at Cambridge at 14 :frown:

why?

Original post by shadab786ahmed

Okay, I'll stay with C1&2 and M1&2 and start looking at S1&2 :biggrin:

ahah

very good

just peeking ahead :P
How are.you consuming time now that you're free :biggrin:

That sounds good :smile:

at the moment, I'm watching big bang theory :smile:

but these days I'm doing 3 hours of maths everyday, working and reading my books :smile:

along with seeing my girlfriend :smile:

you?

Reply 103

L'Evil Fish

Original post by CharlieBoardman

Wow.. I just read the thing.. And those articles on those boy genius's! That's frightening :frown:

boy studying maths at Cambridge at 14 :frown:

why?

That sounds good :smile:

at the moment, I'm watching big bang theory :smile:

but these days I'm doing 3 hours of maths everyday, working and reading my books :smile:

along with seeing my girlfriend :smile:

you?

Aaah, the Big Bang Theory :P entertained? Wahoo!! Maths :biggrin:

<3 and that sounds like a good way to make time pass... I on the other hand am on work experience at the moment and then two weeks left of school... :frown:

gone so fast :O then Ramadan... Maths and year 11 :P

Reply 104

CharlieBoardman

Original post by shadab786ahmed

Aaah, the Big Bang Theory :P entertained? Wahoo!! Maths :biggrin:

<3 and that sounds like a good way to make time pass... I on the other hand am on work experience at the moment and then two weeks left of school... :frown:

gone so fast :O then Ramadan... Maths and year 11 :P

Good old Shldon Cooper :biggrin:

what're you doing for work experience? :smile:

Reply 105

Above.The.Empyrean

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Reply 106

CharlieBoardman

Original post by Above.The.Empyrean

Ah yes, but those individuals are 2-3/ millions. To eke, they've been tutored and pedagogically informed.

I know but still.... There are some out there........ :cry2:

Reply 107

Pandora.

Damn, I missed the switchover! :ninja:

Reply 108

usycool1

Original post by Pandora.

Damn, I missed the switchover! :ninja:

I got the 10000th post (but it wasn't the last post :frown:

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Original post by CharlieBoardman

...

Almost finished C4 now :smile:

Reply 109

Above.The.Empyrean

Original post by CharlieBoardman

I know but still.... There are some out there........ :cry2:

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Reply 110

Dalek1099

Original post by CharlieBoardman

Ah, very good! :smile:

for now, I'd recommend staying on C1&2, and focussing on a couple of applied modules before moving onto C3 though :smile:

Bore me with Maths? You clearly don't know me... :h:

Remarkably stuff I have learnt in my Further Maths GCSE lessons was in a Pure Core 4 paper :colondollar:

Reply 111

username890104

Original post by shadab786ahmed

I've started looking at C3 mainly functions and their inverse and domain and ranges just to ease my way in :P then I'll go through the harder things later :smile:

If you're referencing WJEC and finding that functions aren't particularly challenging, then you'll have no worries in tackling the rest of the C3 content.

Reply 112

multiplexing-gamer

Original post by usycool1

Hey guys!

Just to let you know, you have to nominate people for the awards by tomorrow :smile:

Loz has only had 6 nominations so far so we really need some more (especially from the "old" people on the thread :tongue:

)

Erm cba with that lol, I nominate you and CharlieBroadman as the Maths guys :wink:

Reply 113

CharlieBoardman

Original post by usycool1

Almost finished C4 now :smile:

You seriously need to do some past papers before you move on!! You have no conclusive indication as to where you're at! That would frustrate me so much.

Original post by Dalek1099

Remarkably stuff I have learnt in my Further Maths GCSE lessons was in a Pure Core 4 paper :colondollar:

Which content?

Reply 114

CharlieBoardman

Original post by multiplexing-gamer

Erm cba with that lol, I nominate you and CharlieBroadman as the Maths guys :wink:

Thanks

but c'mon, seriously - Usy? Maths? :wink:

I joke of course :biggrin:

But you should try to allocate members to as many category's as possible! :smile:

EDIT: And its CharlieBoardman! -.-

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Reply 115

usycool1

Original post by CharlieBoardman

You seriously need to do some past papers before you move on!! You have no conclusive indication as to where you're at! That would frustrate me so much.

Oh, I did a C3 paper yesterday, didn't I say? :tongue:

I scored 67/75 which I was content with but I really need to go over some trig stuff again :tongue:

Original post by CharlieBoardman

Thanks

but c'mon, seriously - Usy? Maths? :wink:

I joke of course :biggrin:

But you should try to allocate members to as many category's as possible! :smile:

In all honesty though, I don't deserve the maths award. There are three people here who I think deserve it (I'll say who after the results have been announced tomorrow :tongue:

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Reply 116

CharlieBoardman

Original post by usycool1

Oh, I did a C3 paper yesterday, didn't I say? :tongue:

I scored 67/75 which I was content with but I really need to go over some trig stuff again :tongue:

In all honesty though, I don't deserve the maths award. There are three people here who I think deserve it (I'll say who after the results have been announced tomorrow :tongue:

)

No - you didn't tell me! Well done, that's great! :smile:

And Usy. You definitely are worthy of the award! There are many people here who're great at maths though :frown:

Reply 117

JLKeating

Original post by xAlice95

Yeah I see what you mean, in a way I'm glad my family doesn't have a business cause although it must have it's perks, I'm happy (no it's over anyway) that I had to go and find my own job and have an interview and stuff as i think it's given me more confidence and kinda prepared me for when I want a job when I'm older and actually need one. :P

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Precisely! :biggrin:

I feel like sometimes I don't get a proper working experience but then I try very hard to pull my weight like a normal member of staff. I hate to feel as if I can do what I like compared to the other staff and so I try to 'fit in' lol. What kind of career do you want in the future?

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