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Aremson14:
Thanks cause some one told me some schools can no longer be selected. I Dont know how true this is

Clintonikart:
Am not sure

Go to the nearest cyber cafe, and find out

Mathemagician1:
(1) x=4 or x=484/9 (2) x=9 or x=961/9

agentofchange1:
u welcome buddy....

agentofchange1:
(x, y ,z)= ( -1 , -3 , 5)

seuntosyn:
solve completely the equation x + y + z=1


x^2 + y^2+ z^2=35



x^3+ y^3 + z^3=97 pls help me out

thankyouJesus:
let the fraction be x/y. (x+1)/(y+1)=1/2. (x+/(y+=2/3. Solve the equations simultaneously to get x and y.

Geofavor:
CURIOUSITY: you have to be curious about everything Physical - as chemistry can exPlain anything you can see(sometimes with the aid of instruments), feel and touch. This is the most imPortant thing you need to do - getting curious. Curiosity is what will Push you to really learn.

THOUGHTS: make a good effort to think about chemistry toPics/ideas/concePts almost all the time. This will fuel your curiousity - as questions will always arise when you think( note: thinking differs from worrying).

TIME: if you want to start murdering chemistry questions in just 3 months from now, you have to be ready to do the time. . This means you have to eliminate distractions, and challenges which tend to limit the amount of time you have to study have to be dealth with.

STUDY: make a study Plan. Only you can make one for yourself; you know yourself more than anyone else. You should have a scheme-of-work/syllabus to follow.

ARTICLES: more often than not, you will find it hard to understand the jargon your textbooks are talking about. Not to worry, just go on google and ask about that thing; in most cases, google will direct you to several educational sites which have articles on the Phrase/clause you entered.
The good thing about these articles is that, they are written colloquially, so, anybody could read and understand them.

PERSISTENCE: you have to read on, whether you understand or not. Remember, you have a syllabus to cover and there is no much time. After reading uP everything (or while moving ahead to other toPics) go back to those Parts you didn't understand; by then it will be less vague to you. Goodluck

Mathemagician1:
(D) MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION OF POLYNOMIALS CONT...

Example 6: see attached.

Mathemagician1:
(D) MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION OF POLYNOMIALS CONT...

Example 7: See attached.

We've already covered division of polynomials under factor and remainder theorem.

THE END

iameugene:
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porrigeyam:
See as I dy pity u ...don't go for nursing I repeat don't go for nursing
I was withdrawn from the university this month even when I just spent a year there because I was offering the course I hate right from secondary school physics.. And I have a strong passion for computer science or I.c.t ...and I'm happy I can start again and pursue what I want..... Mr man don't go and do nursing because of season film... Don't go and do what u Will regret later.....stick to your engineering and have peace of mind