The Super Juicy CURRENT YEAR 11 (2012-13) THREAD Mark VI

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I don't say it though, just write/text it

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Reply 7441

Molly_xox

Has anyone got like a grid with all the y=f(x) rules for maths? I'm really confused and just need to learn it, but I can't find it in one place and I've lost my book :frown:

Reply 7442

Enigma Machine

[video="youtube;70qVuy_auag"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70qVuy_auag[/video]

Reply 7443

Enigma Machine

Original post by Molly_xox

Has anyone got like a grid with all the y=f(x) rules for maths? I'm really confused and just need to learn it, but I can't find it in one place and I've lost my book :frown:

What exactly do you mean..?

y=f(x) is basically the equation of a line/curve...

:dontknow:

Reply 7444

MangoFreak

Yeah the problem I have with China is that they're seriously nationalistic :tongue:

People shouldn't be restricted from working with this stuff because they weren't born in a country with a space program :lol:

Reply 7445

Ryan075

Not the iPhone...haha. That would shatter if you put in water.

Reply 7446

MangoFreak

Original post by Molly_xox

Has anyone got like a grid with all the y=f(x) rules for maths? I'm really confused and just need to learn it, but I can't find it in one place and I've lost my book :frown:

This sentence doesn't really make sense, considering that the number of "rules" involving y=f(x) is probably quite astronomical.

Reply 7447

Enigma Machine

Original post by Ryan075

Not the iPhone...haha. That would shatter if you put it at the bottom of the Mariana Trench.

fixed*

Reply 7448

username738914

Original post by MangoFreak

NASA isn't the sole space agency on the planet :holmes:

Regardless, suggesting that they'll shut down is just conjecture. What I was particularly referring to in that post isn't something that costs very much anyway :mmm:

(it would probably cost a lot once it gets bigger but I think the government will think it worth it, and if not Europe/Russia/China can take it up :dontknow:

)

Fair rebuttal to my statement :colonhash:

. Though it isn't just conjecture, I have read into the situation and heard directly from a government official as to their plans with NASA. I can't really go into anymore detail as it is quite confidential
.
I suppose you're correct, though I'm quite skeptical to the possibility of aliens, there simply isn't any concrete evidence from telescopes, rovers and phonograms(I think that's what their called) to back it up.

My iPad is doing things again...

Reply 7449

username738914

Original post by Bude8

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I love the band, if it wasn't for Marianas Trench I wouldn't know about the actual geographic feature.

My iPad is doing things again...

Reply 7450

Molly_xox

Original post by Bude8

What exactly do you mean..?

y=f(x) is basically the equation of a line/curve...

:dontknow:

I think it's called translations of a line? I don't really know :s-smilie:

Reply 7451

Enigma Machine

If you don't think this is epic then you're a noob
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=3aYiiGd3PZc#t=121s

Reply 7452

Enigma Machine

Original post by Molly_xox

I think it's called translations of a line? I don't really know :s-smilie:

translations = changing the position of a line on a graph, usually done by column vectors.

Reply 7453

Molly_xox

Original post by MangoFreak

This sentence doesn't really make sense, considering that the number of "rules" involving y=f(x) is probably quite astronomical.

Sorry, stressing :s-smilie:

There's at least 6, and I've lost my book so I don't know what any of them are, the only thing I remember about it is y=f(x) :confused:

Reply 7454

Molly_xox

Original post by Bude8

translations = changing the position of a line on a graph, usually done by column vectors.

What are column vectors?

Reply 7455

SportsFan

Is anyone on this thread doing the maths exam tommorow?

Reply 7456

Enigma Machine

Original post by Molly_xox

What are column vectors?

Try this:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/maths/geometry/transformationsrev1.shtml

Original post by Princepieman

Fair rebuttal to my statement :colonhash:

"Heard directly from a government official?" :holmes:

I should say that if this was a US official there is no Official Secrets Act, so you wouldn't be under any obligations to withhold confidential info :colone:

Curiosity found evidence to suggest that life could have been supported on Mars at one point :lol:

Regardless of this, it's almost a statistical certainty that life on other worlds exists (if we were literally the only life in the universe, I might be more easily convinced to convert to a religion :mmm: