We should have a Integration Bee in the next VN meet up.

[dcc]

I am up for this.

[kamil9876]

I havn't touched an integral in a while, I would be terrible at this.  Still sounds too funny to miss out.

[nacho]

okay it took me 3 hours, but i did the question
one of you legends please provide me with solutions
whoever does gets a nod of gratitude and my well wishes

[TrueTears]

Will be funny if the next VN meet up has the most ppl coming all becoz they heard there was integration...


we've had karaoke, we've had boat, we've had picnic, we've had bbq, but now... we'll have integration.

FUCK YEAH

[enwiabe]

Er fuck I did NOT read the context here. The 3/4 students will have a definite advantage over 1/2 because they know about 4 or 5 more techniques than you guys do.

I thought you were talking about year 12 students having an advantage over year 11 students doing a 3+4 in year 11.

My bad

[b^3]

okay it took me 3 hours, but i did the question
one of you legends please provide me with solutions
whoever does gets a nod of gratitude and my well wishes

This is what I've got for that question I put up.



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There is probably an easier way to do it? Someone check if they feel like it. Also there may be small mistakes in typing it up or just the setting out so could someone check for me too?

[paulsterio]

A study score isn't an indication of how well one can integrate, why don't we keep it at a spesh level, say, cause then even the uni kids won't have an advantage over a good year 12 kid

[abd123]

Haha, an extra year or two might give you a bit of a knowledge advantage but nothing major, but Mao (a year younger than me) creamed me in the subjects we did together and when you get down to the VCE level there is precious little difference. So no discernable advantage really

Enwiable or any Uni maths students can manage or control this event?

It'd be interesting to see the uni math students tackling double and triple integration lol i wouldn't it would take a while though .

Anyways Engineering students, maths students, science students, commerce or possibly should med, should par take this event. Ah, who cares everybody is welcome .

We need a bouncer to keep the trolls out though

Prerequisite: Calculus 1 or Specialist Maths.

[paulsterio]

Nah, not med, med students will have year 12 maths, that's all, you don't do maths in med

[enwiabe]

A study score isn't an indication of how well one can integrate, why don't we keep it at a spesh level, say, cause then even the uni kids won't have an advantage over a good year 12 kid

That is what I had meant to say in a much simpler sentence I agree, but sadly I think I might lose then damnit! hahaha

[abd123]

Nah, not med, med students will have year 12 maths, that's all, you don't do maths in med

How about med students verse Specialist Maths kids or First year maths?

They might be kids that are doing biomedicine with a concurrent degree in Pure mathematics, so I am a bit aware of it.

Any ideas though ?

[b^3]

A study score isn't an indication of how well one can integrate, why don't we keep it at a spesh level, say, cause then even the uni kids won't have an advantage over a good year 12 kid

That is what I had meant to say in a much simpler sentence I agree, but sadly I think I might lose then damnit! hahaha

Yeh we need it a bit harder Knowing me I'd probably overdo and overwork a very simple problem! I get the easy ones wrong and the complicated stuff right!

[shinny]

Nah, not med, med students will have year 12 maths, that's all, you don't do maths in med

How about med students verse Specialist Maths kids or First year maths?

They might be kids that are doing biomedicine with a concurrent degree in Pure mathematics, so I am a bit aware of it.

Any ideas though ?

I can't even differentiate anymore, not to mention integrate... It's amazing how quickly you forget things after you stop using them. Then again, it'll probably come back quickly if I went to revise it I guess.

[Phy124]

A study score isn't an indication of how well one can integrate, why don't we keep it at a spesh level, say, cause then even the uni kids won't have an advantage over a good year 12 kid

It isn't, but it means they probably make minimal mistakes when doing so.

[paulsterio]

Biomedicine isn't MBBS you do maths in Biomed (even without the Diploma in Pure Maths), you don't do maths in MBBS.

Hmmm, I think we should have like maths olympiad questions rather than just purely integration questions, that might be more fun