Re: i hate trig, part 2
im in calc bc just took ap exam. pm if you need any help and use a website,
www.physicsforums.com if you have any problems free and the same comfort of a vbulletin experience of the .org
seriously go ahead pm me i need to brush up on my trig. my teacher HAS to give us an exam even though we have done an ap exam (stupid administration) so its on old material.
and that website is really helpful i could use it in college probably as well.
Last edited by Centurion1; 05-17-2010 at 02:11.
Re: i hate trig, part 2
I NEVER HAVE TO TAKE ANOTHER MATH CLASS AGAIN EVER. CALCULUS FROM MY FIRST YEAR HAS BEEN FORGOTTEN TWO YEARS AGO* AND I AM EXCEEDINGLY HAPPY.
*Damn, that makes me feel old.
Re: i hate trig, part 2
*ahem* quite
Re: i hate trig, part 2
i have to take Stat next year, but i hear its easy.
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Re: i hate trig, part 2
Well, you hear wrong.Originally Posted by Hooahguy
Re: i hate trig, part 2
Ugh, trig... I'll never be able to get SOH CAH TOA out of my head for as long as I live. >.<
Ha, I thought this too, but you'd be surprised.
In the modern workplace, at least in the UK, you need to keep your knowledge of maths and English up to date... if your qualifications in the two subjects were acquired longer than five years ago, then you have to do some refresher course rubbish to ensure that you've not forgotten the basics... stuff like spelling, punctuation, grammar, calculating percentages, Pythagoras (cos that totally has real-life application, "oh look, a triangle!"), BODMAS... stuff that I would have thought people never forget and that everyone learns, but in the event that you have forgotten/don't know/suck at their exams, they will shove you into a class to brush up. >.<
I took my GCSEs in 2003 (A* in English Language, B in Maths), and then was told I'd have to take an exam anyway even though I was insistent that there was no need; I'm not usually one for gloating, but getting 100% on both exams was something nice to rub in the faces of the JobCentre's pen-pushers. I would have thought going to university was evidence enough that I at least didn't need to take the English one. ¬_¬
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Re: i hate trig, part 2
cos(x)^2 + sin(x)^2 = 1 is totally my favourite identity, which one's yours?
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Re: i hate trig, part 2
Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!
Memories of my maths teachers nasal whine are flooding back to me...
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