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Throw It Here (Epic Fun Game)
dives in catches the fish and throws it to..............- falcon678
- Post #205
- Forum: Games and Fun Stuff
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~*~*~Keep a Word*-*-*Drop a Word~*~*~
Jeez Jeezan? :P- falcon678
- Post #9,581
- Forum: Games and Fun Stuff
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The awesome moment
the awkward moment when ur mum is ur teachr n u cant keep eye contact without exploding with laughter! :P :D -
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Maths, Addmaths and Statistics: Post your doubts here!
dude....there r two formulas..... one in wich the diff is constant...the othr in wich diff is not constant.... the ones in wich diff is constant to find nth term : a + (n-1)d where 'a' is first time of sequence.. 'd' is diff b/t two consecutive terms and 'n' is the num of term u need to find...- falcon678
- Post #5,197
- Forum: O-Levels / GCSEs / IGCSE
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Huh!
well according to all the paprs i ve solved....n umm i can say ive been in this system for 3 years......oct/nov paprs r more tough....but itz easier to pass them due to low percentile! :P- falcon678
- Post #33
- Forum: O-Levels / GCSEs / IGCSE
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Mathematics: Post your doubts here!
eeeps it waz (300-100)/5 +1 well ummm it said the terms between 300 n 100...thus there r 2oo terms b/t found by subtracting them...n since there is a gap of 5...v divide them by 5....it also said inclusive of 100 n 300...since 300 comes withn tht 200....v ve to add 1 for 100.... i hope u got... -
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Mathematics: Post your doubts here!
itz an arthematic progresion.... a=100 d=5 number of terms= (300-100)/2 +1=41 sum of 41 terms=(41/2)[2x100 + (41-1)5=8200