List of Taken Countries

[Liev]

Seriously though, I thought the Israeli player was a she.


*having another SanBeanzie/mimisthesc incident again* 

[Dylan]

Apr 19, 2014 16:24:08 GMT 1 Liev said:

Apr 19, 2014 13:01:34 GMT 1 mimisthesc said:

He is not the forum and he isn't leaving that easily either

Of course he's not, he's a person.

Oh wait, you're not ferrygraf so I shouldn't be mean, my apologies...

I didn't know forums can be human Until you pointed it out  

[Dylan]

I thought Emre was a girl, and  Fabrizio was a girl  

[mimisthesc]

Apr 19, 2014 16:24:08 GMT 1 Liev said:

Apr 19, 2014 13:01:34 GMT 1 mimisthesc said:

He is not the forum and he isn't leaving that easily either

Of course he's not, he's a person.

Oh wait, you're not ferrygraf so I shouldn't be mean, my apologies...  

A particle P of mass 0.4 kg is attached to the mid-point of a light elastic string of natural length 1.2m and modulus of elasticity 2.5 N. The ends of the string are attached to points A and B on a smooth horizontal table where AB = 2m. The particle P is released from the point C on the table, where A,C and B lie in a straight line and AC = 0.7m .

(a) Show that P moves with simple harmonic motion.

(b) Find the period of the motion.

The point D lies between A and B and AD = 0.85m.

(c) Find the time taken by P to reach D for the first time.

*Oh wait,you're not that clever to solve it so I shouldn't be nerdy, my apologies... *

[Dylan]

^wat de fuq?

pwned  


Ach, is fuath liom mata agus ghaeilge mar bhí mo mhuinteoirí ró-leadranach. Bhí Mimis ar ró-chliste, ach ní thuigeann sé Ghaeilge, eh? lelele.. 

[mimisthesc]

Apr 19, 2014 17:40:21 GMT 1 Dylan said:

^wat de fuq?

pwned  


ohh, now i feel like I need to drop to ordinary level maths..

Just a sample of one of my GCE Mechanics Unit M3 exams...It's even one of the easiest ones...There are even worse, believe me

[Dylan]

Apr 19, 2014 17:42:05 GMT 1 mimisthesc said:

Apr 19, 2014 17:40:21 GMT 1 Dylan said:

^wat de fuq?

pwned  


ohh, now i feel like I need to drop to ordinary level maths..

Just a sample of one of my GCE Mechanics Unit M3 exams...It's even one of the easiest ones...There are even worse, believe me

I edited my post a bit But wow.. 
Did you solve it? I imagine you did

[mimisthesc]

Apr 19, 2014 17:46:27 GMT 1 Dylan said:

Apr 19, 2014 17:42:05 GMT 1 mimisthesc said:

Just a sample of one of my GCE Mechanics Unit M3 exams...It's even one of the easiest ones...There are even worse, believe me

I edited my post a bit But wow.. 
Did you solve it? I imagine you did

Gaelic is so wonderful Well,I did,manage to solve it...I kinda find such exercises boring though...There are 5 GCE Mechanics Units...1,2 and 3 are pretty boring... 4 is extremely difficult and 5 is the most enjoyable of all IMO. However,I don't understand why students taking up the course seem to prefer M4 to M5...M4 is disastrous just because of 1 of its chapters...There was one an exercise at a former M4 exam from that chapter that literally nobody managed to solve

[Dylan]

Apr 19, 2014 17:51:19 GMT 1 mimisthesc said:

Apr 19, 2014 17:46:27 GMT 1 Dylan said:

I edited my post a bit But wow.. 
Did you solve it? I imagine you did

Gaelic is so wonderful Well,I did,manage to solve it...I kinda find such exercises boring though...There are 5 GCE Mechanics Units...1,2 and 3 are pretty boring... 4 is extremely difficult and 5 is the most enjoyable of all IMO. However,I don't understand why students taking up the course seem to prefer M4 to M5...M4 is disastrous just because of 1 of its chapters...There was one an exercise at a former M4 exam from that chapter that literally nobody managed to solve

Yes, Irish is wonderful but hard.  
wow, mechanics sounds interesting It's like here. There is three levels for 3 subjects and two for all subjects. Higher, Ordinary and Foundation. Higher level is offered in every subject and for me, it's nothing difficult I'm one of the only 7 people in my Irish class doing higher level, the other 22 are doing ordinary. But, when exams comes, getting a A in ordinary level is like getting a C in Higher Level, so it is better to do Higher level, as when you are going to college, getting an A1 in a subject you'll get 100 points (doesn't apply for me yet). I don't see why people prefer to do ordinary level, when they were good enough at higher level they could have continued I'm not doing ordinary in any subjects, and it's literally no difference

[mimisthesc]

Apr 19, 2014 18:02:54 GMT 1 Dylan said:

Apr 19, 2014 17:51:19 GMT 1 mimisthesc said:

Gaelic is so wonderful Well,I did,manage to solve it...I kinda find such exercises boring though...There are 5 GCE Mechanics Units...1,2 and 3 are pretty boring... 4 is extremely difficult and 5 is the most enjoyable of all IMO. However,I don't understand why students taking up the course seem to prefer M4 to M5...M4 is disastrous just because of 1 of its chapters...There was one an exercise at a former M4 exam from that chapter that literally nobody managed to solve

Yes, Irish is wonderful but hard.  
wow, mechanics sounds interesting It's like here. There is three levels for 3 subjects and two for all subjects. Higher, Ordinary and Foundation. Higher level is offered in every subject and for me, it's nothing difficult I'm one of the only 7 people in my Irish class doing higher level, the other 22 are doing ordinary. But, when exams comes, getting a A in ordinary level is like getting a C in Higher Level, so it is better to do Higher level, as when you are going to college, getting an A1 in a subject you'll get 100 points (doesn't apply for me yet). I don't see why people prefer to do ordinary level, when they were good enough at higher level they could have continued I'm not doing ordinary in any subjects, and it's literally no difference

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