FFS, how many accounts you made now? You have made more then 10 now in 1 week. You are the definition of a ****ing sad little prick.

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username1162972

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Original post by Student403

Okay cheers and none in M5?

2nd order DE comes in there twice i think aswell.

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DuckYano

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Original post by Student403

Oh gr8 ty.. Wot with m8

Go and support my road to AAUU

http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=3873747

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DuckYano

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Original post by physicsmaths

FFS, how many accounts you made now? You have made more then 10 now in 1 week. You are the definition of a ****ing sad little prick.

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You need to calm down fam. Remember who you are addressing

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Student403

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Original post by physicsmaths

2nd order DE comes in there twice i think aswell.

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Thanks mate

Original post by DuckYano

Go and support my road to AAUU

http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=3873747

You have my utmost support

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Marxist

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Does university maths involve anything from M4-M5? I apologise if the answer is "duh." :biggrin:

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Gome44

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Original post by Marxist

Does university maths involve anything from M4-M5? I apologise if the answer is "duh." :biggrin:

Yeah but its taught in a different way (at least where i am). Circular motion is taught as a special case of motion in polars (is this m4 or m3 i can't remember), stability is taught differently, the latter part of M4 is formulating and solving DE's and is sort of obvious, so they don't teach that.

M5: Variable mass is taught at some places, inertia is taught differently (in terms of double integrals and tensors and shizzle), spiny stuff is also taught differently

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username1162972

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Original post by Marxist

Does university maths involve anything from M4-M5? I apologise if the answer is "duh." :biggrin:

It is in Cambridge Maths. Cambridge Maths is loads of applied more then othef places

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Marxist

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Original post by physicsmaths

It is in Cambridge Maths. Cambridge Maths is loads of applied more then othef places

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Hah, I knew it. I love that - I'm less of a pure guy myself if I'm being honest. But still love pure don't get me wrong.

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Reply 71

tinkerbella~

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Original post by Zacken

That's just about your IQ score. :yep:

Mod 155? Sure.

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username1162972

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Original post by tinkerbella~

Mod 155? Sure.

Lol it can still be 5.....

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Zacken

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Original post by tinkerbella~

Mod 155? Sure.

I won't say anything 'cause I'm nice. :yep:

Reply 74

tinkerbella~

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Original post by physicsmaths

Lol it can still be 5.....

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can you not

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username1162972

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Original post by tinkerbella~

can you not

not what can i not?

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Reply 76

Insight314

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@TeeEm,

How long does it take to self-study M4 and M5? I am half-way through FP3, and I want to have at least 1 month of grinding past papers before May/June exam time. As far as I know, there is not that much content in those two modules, is there? It is more about applying the pure knowledge from FP2 and FP3.

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Reply 77

tinkerbella~

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Original post by physicsmaths

not what can i not?

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omg stop spamming the thread

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username1162972

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Original post by Insight314

@TeeEm,

How long does it take to self-study M4 and M5? I am half-way through FP3, and I want to have at least 1 month of grinding past papers before May/June exam time. As far as I know, there is not that much content in those two modules, is there? It is more about applying the pure knowledge from FP2 and FP3.

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M4 without relative motion literally takes a few days since 4 chapters literally take no knowledge and just a apply FP2 and resitution mixed with M3. Relative motion depends how good your geometry is.
All in all in a Month you can be exam ready learnt both modules, I say this to you since you prob have the ability to do so.

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