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originally posted in: MATHS/MECHANICS HELP??
5/13/2015 2:49:33 PM
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Are you sure it's not : t(3t^4 -4t^2 -15) And: t[(3t^2 + 5)(t^2 - 3)] If so, I can explain it to you
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  • Do you know what, youre completely right and thats why i couldnt get the answer lol. Thanks a bunch and cheers for not being sarcastic or rude like everyone else seems to be haha :)

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  • Lol fair enough, I was looking at it going "I'm sure that's factorising quadratics and I know I'm rusty but how the heck do get that?!" Good luck for your A level :)

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  • 9 hours of maths leads to little mistakes like messing up positive and negative signs. Oh well, i just had myself worked up cause i could do all the hard stuff but i couldnt factorise something lol. Thanks i'm sure it'll be sweet

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