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Year 11 Revision
studybuddy7777:
--- Quote from: jakesilove on July 19, 2016, 08:21:31 pm ---Nah all good, we all have different levels of knowledge and skills in different areas, the way we make this forum useful for students is offering all of them. One perspective is great; five is better. Keep at it, even if you're not entirely sure, because even on the slim chance that we need to correct something, you learn something, the questioner learns something, and we get to look awesome, so its a win-win-win really! (Not trying to make you look like a noob btw).
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Haha 'we get to look awesome'. Thanks jake i know youre not trying to make my look like a noob but I may as well have posted about differentation lol there is quite a lot of difference.. Anyway hi all Yr 11 2u math lovers! (and haters :p)
jamonwindeyer:
--- Quote from: studybuddy7777 on July 19, 2016, 07:55:56 pm ---This certainly isnt my specialty, as I dropped yr 11 mathematics due to getting abysmal marks, but could i suggest geogabra? (I think thats how you spell it)
Geogabra is has a very user friendly interface and is extremely useful for seeing how a curve looks and how it changes from when you put an algebraic expression in
Eg x2 vs 2x2 or 3x+2 vs 3x-2. etc etc
Helped me anyway and I hope it helps you!
Available as a desktop application (or program or whatever you want to call it!!), from the appstore and (unconfirmed) google play.
Thanks all and actually knuckle down for Year 11 Maths. I know most of prelim there are subjects which do not use any of the prelim info in hsc. YEAR 11 2U MATHS IS NOT LIKE THAT. If you do not get something, ask for help straight away before you bury yourself in so deep you dont know where to start asking questions, and then nothing makes sense. Sources? Personal experience :( live and learn from other peoples mistakes!
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Can just say that I love GeoGebra and used it frequently throughout Year 11 and 12 (a little more powerful than Macs inbuilt graphing application) ;D
Also, I have no idea what happened above (perhaps because the prior question was Euclidean Geometry) but coordinate geometry is definitely a Year 11 topic relevant to this thread and Geogebra is one of the most useful ways to learn it ;D perhaps a miscommunication, all gee honey bees :-*
studybuddy7777:
Euclidean Geometry
I don't remember learning about this in Year 11 so either there was a different name to it or thats one of the reasons i flopped at mathematics (coz i didnt know a major part of the course) ;D
RuiAce:
Didn't mean to verbally stab you or anything if I did, sorry
Usually it's called plane geometry
studybuddy7777:
Oh ive learned that.. Now i dont have an excuse for frying in my yr 11 yearlies lol :-[
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