Twenty five.
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Uuuuuummmmmmmm… Y= Mx+B am I right?
Right?
Doing probability, finished straight line graphs and triangle constructions
Some of the easiest stuff this year
along with circles (pi) and formulea
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Yes, you’re right.
No. y = mx + b, not Y = MX+B.
Get out.
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No. The Y and the X must be capitalized.
Y=mX+b
You get out.
Nah, it’s definitely,
L: {r = (x, y) + t(a, b) | t ∈ R}
(everybody get out, it’s the vector equation for a 2d line! 
)
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I really hate math.
Which is ironic because I just repeat the quadratic formula in my head for no reason.
Also me after math class
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So yeah.
I recently started on Quadratic Formula stuff.
-b +/- sqrt b^2 - 4ac/2a
So easy to memorize.
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It is easy to memorize. The hard part comes when you’re in a dark room and you forget when it’s a minus sign or a plus sign. Then you have to do all the computations over again!!!
Guys, I can do this off the top o’ my head
x = (-b +/- sqrt b^2 - 4ac) / 2a
Azian blood, my friends.
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Millsy pls
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Well he is a scrub
shhhhhhhhhh…
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reviving this topic 'cause I know a few things that are cool
I have officially proven that 8 is not a number.
If you divide 1 by 1.8, you get .123456790… (infinitely repeating)
If that’s not enough, if you add 3411, 1134, and 1134, you get 5679.
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Uh… what?
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You did use the number 8 on your calculation, and the latter equation seems to have no relation to the arguement.
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Does this mean we have to change the title to Math(s) R Gr7?
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Math(s) R Gr1000 would make more sense.
Maths are g(sqrt(A/pi)(2.718)a(PV/NR)
You’re welcome.
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