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  • Homework Forum Everyone is counting down...
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  • Homework Forum Geog Help! Sec 4
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    • 01 May `08, 10:03PM

      hi,

      For geo, now  it's a Level based marking ler, just like SS

      erm for me right..i usually write my answers in paragraphs for essay qns..each paragraph one point..within each paragraph, will be as following:

      1) Intro

      2)write out the facts

      3) give figures and examples like country or year and the numbers involve..as well as a cause and effect..

      usually like that can get high marks ler, and yeah write out as many things u can to supplement your points, just make sure it's relevant.. It's just my personal humble opinion bah..

  • Military Nuts Greatest General of all
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    • 29 Apr `08, 7:10PM

      I think Julius Caeser bah..he expanded the Roman Emipre's boundaries by alot during that time..He was a brillant general and manage to convince Pompey's legions to his side and then persuade the People of Rome to his side..so that makes him kinda a Great general and Great Politican. He was also the first to lead the Roman army to Britain if i'm not wrong, after he conquered Gaul(modern-day France).

  • Aunt Agony I am so bad at working..
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    • 29 Apr `08, 7:03PM

      no matter what..

      Just Keep Moving Forward!

      - a quote from meet the robinsons.

      all the failures u face now, will lead to a success in the future, all u need, is to learn from them, and then improve on urself..don't ever give up can ler..

  • Homework Forum E maths - algebra
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    • 29 Apr `08, 6:45PM

      hihi, the solution is :

      use factorisation method..

       

      9x^4 + 17x^2 - 2 = (9x^2-1)(4x^2+2)

                                   =(9x^2-1)(x^2+2)

                                   =2(2x^2+1)[(3x)^2-1^2]

       

      hope it helps ! =D