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Bicky:
what are you doing? a levels/six form? more gcses? i can't remember how the UK school system works anymore lmao

Maxwell.:

--- Quote from: Bicky on August 08, 2017, 04:42:26 PM ---what are you doing? a levels/six form? more gcses? i can't remember how the UK school system works anymore lmao

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scotlands works different from the rest of the uk, I basically did GSCE's/college entry grades

I already had enough qualifications for college but now I have more for the next course already, too bad that ship has already sailed but no rush so w/e

Texan101:

--- Quote from: Sideswipe on August 08, 2017, 10:50:54 AM ---i think i did it but im not telling

nevermind

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It's easy enough. X = 1, Y = -1, Z = 0.

phflack:

--- Quote from: Conan on August 08, 2017, 01:45:03 PM ---this is more proofs than math, but i guess they're pretty similar

iirc you dont start doing these kinds of proofs until you're in college, unless you take a class on it in high school

i'm gonna venture a guess and say 10 or 11. i need to work this out a bit more before i can be sure

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pretty sure I saw similar things in middle/highschool
(and it can be done in 7 races, good luck figuring out how c:)

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