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Original post by tigerz
Hahah :P, lool nah they have difficulty pronouncing my name so call me Pie for short
My friend randomly made it up for me at my old school and ended up coming in use! Sometimes if we have a sub teacher and they say my real name people get confused like whos that?

I do love food though....:love:


Lol. I knew a girl who was called Pi too, though this was a nickname because their name was too long o.O
Original post by tigerz
Thats nothing, in my chemistry lesson my teacher put me on the spot asked me to say which type of alcohols each structure was, I didn't have my book on me OR the h/w and just randomly said 'primary etc' and got them all right, my friend was pissing herself with laughter LOOL everyone knew I guessed it all


Got them all right? That's pretty lucky... how many structures were there? :tongue:
Original post by tigerz
Thats nothing, in my chemistry lesson my teacher put me on the spot asked me to say which type of alcohols each structure was, I didn't have my book on me OR the h/w and just randomly said 'primary etc' and got them all right, my friend was pissing herself with laughter LOOL everyone knew I guessed it all

The funniest was in my Spanish class at GCSE, the teacher asked my friend sitting next to me to say what 'the head' is in Spanish - he didn't know so I whispered 'la polla' in his ear and he said it :teehee:
Original post by joostan
Well, that's how it goes :biggrin:
Let's see . . .
Got another problem for you.
If log102=x\log_{10}2=x and log103=y\log_{10}3=y
Express log5(36)\log_5(36) in terms of x and y. :smile:


Can you post hints/solutions for this question please? Thanks :smile:
Original post by joostan
Lol. I knew a girl who was called Pi too, though this was a nickname because their name was too long o.O

Piscine Patel? :mmm:
Original post by joostan
How about:
I=49ln(x1)x dxI = \displaystyle\int^9_4 \dfrac{\ln(x-1)}{\sqrt{x}} \ dx

I've probably gotten this wrong too
My answer:
[2xln(x1)ln(x1)]49 \left[ 2\sqrt{x}ln(x-1)-ln(x-1) \right]_4^9
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Original post by reubenkinara
I've probably gotten this wrong too
My answer:

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Sadly yes, it's incorrect.

Original post by GCSE-help
Can you post hints/solutions for this question please? Thanks


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Original post by Felix Felicis
Piscine Patel? :mmm:


It was a she Felix.:tongue:

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Original post by joostan
Lol. I knew a girl who was called Pi too, though this was a nickname because their name was too long o.O


Ahh, tbh my names simple but everyones just used to it know (its Payal, like style with a P' LOOOL


Original post by justinawe
Got them all right? That's pretty lucky... how many structures were there? :tongue:

There were 5, Incredibly luckky!!


Original post by Felix Felicis
The funniest was in my Spanish class at GCSE, the teacher asked my friend sitting next to me to say what 'the head' is in Spanish - he didn't know so I whispered 'la polla' in his ear and he said it :teehee:


LOOL!!

Original post by Felix Felicis
Piscine Patel? :mmm:


LOVE that book, my surnames Patel LOOOOL so technically I can be the female Pi Patel to :O
Original post by joostan
Sadly yes, it's incorrect.

Hmmm. I'll restart.
Original post by reubenkinara
I've probably gotten this wrong too
My answer:
[2xln(x1)ln(x1)]49 \left[ 2\sqrt{x}ln(x-1)-ln(x-1) \right]_4^9

I'd have thought the limits gave away a huge clue about the sub...
Original post by GCSE-help
Can you post hints/solutions for this question please? Thanks :smile:

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Original post by tigerz
Ahh, tbh my names simple but everyones just used to it know (its Payal, like style with a P' LOOOL
LOVE that book, my surnames Patel LOOOOL so technically I can be the female Pi Patel to :O

It's not a bad book :smile:

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Original post by joostan
It's not a bad book :smile:

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Yeah its decent :smile: I just like it more because it has 'Pi Patel' LOL
Ahhh I know like 3 Priyankas :smile:

doing you log question as we speak (well I've done it just need to type it!)
Original post by Felix Felicis
I'd have thought the limits gave away a huge clue about the sub...


Original post by joostan
It's not a bad book :smile:

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It should, however I'm getting the same thing. I'll post my working.
Original post by reubenkinara
It should, however I'm getting the same thing. I'll post my working.


Original post by tigerz
Yeah its decent :smile: I just like it more because it has 'Pi Patel' LOL
Ahhh I know like 3 Priyankas :smile:
doing you log question as we speak (well I've done it just need to type it!)

Okey dokey :smile:
Original post by joostan
Okey dokey :smile:

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Original post by reubenkinara
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dudxdu \not= dx

Which is what you did in your substitution.
Original post by justinawe
dudxdu \not= dx

Which is what you did in your substitution.


Beat me to it. :tongue:
Original post by justinawe
dudxdu \not= dx

Which is what you did in your substitution.

I see! :banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead:
So glad this isn't the exam now!
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