How to find the y-intercept from this equation
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Original post by Foxab77
Me and my mates at warwick/lse/cambridge...
Those are top universities.
Congratulations to you and your mates.
Original post by Foxab77
@Zacken thinking he's some math genius xD calm down mate you're not even at uni. Me and my mates at warwick/lse/cambridge dont even think as highly of ourselves as you do on this forum haha.
congrats at being in top unis and your successful math teacher applications
now find a different topic to use as a butt hurt cream
Original post by notnek
Those are top universities.
Congratulations to you and your mates.
Congratulations to you and your mates.
Original post by frostyy
congrats at being in top unis and your successful math teacher applications
now find a different topic to use as a butt hurt cream
now find a different topic to use as a butt hurt cream
haha cheers guys. And will do frostyy :P
Original post by Foxab77
Me and my mates at warwick/lse/cambridge dont even think as highly of ourselves as you do on this forum haha.
Congratulations.
Original post by Xenon17
Okay calm down no need to get your knickers in a twist.
Chill braahh. Don't get emotional.
Original post by Zacken
Yeah, that's been established. Also, it's a curve, not a line. 
Yes, I read that later.
How picky...
Original post by Zacken
The guide is here.
Thanks.
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