I am actually quite good at maths. Best in my class.

: D

That was creepy....

Interesting member name....

~Fox

Mmmmmm, Necco wafers.

Umwhat?

Ew.

Oh, Neko. It's Japanese for cat, or something like that.

~Fox

Man, you stole my question about Mata-Green! Oh well, I just modified mine to ask, in general, why it was discontinued. (I mean, it was popular, and there can't have been too many shading problems like there were for purple.)

The only time I've used wikipedia for math / physics homework is to find out the value of some constant... and usually I go through google first, and wiki is just the first page up. And yes, Calculus bombs. (Just curious, what part of the calc series are you in? 2 of 4? 3 of 3? Not all universities use the same numbering system, so i have no way to tell by that...)

I had thought the number system was the same for everybody. Why else have it? I guess that's just for 101 courses....

I'm in Calculus for Business Majors. Granted, it would have helped if they had said it was best only for business majors before I signed up for it, then I would have chosen something different. But I don't like Statistics, so Calc was the natural choice. It's a freshmen level course. (That's the best I can do. I have no idea what you mean by "2 of 4.")

~Fox

Oh, calc for business majors... cheepskate. I mean all schools probably lable their classes with numbers, but the type of class and the number it's given probably depend on the school. Over here, there are three calc classes... 124 is derivitives, 125 is antiderivitives, and 126 (which I'm in) is more Taylor series and vectors. Of course, these are real calc classes for math and science majors.

Yeah, I don't think our math 125 is anti-derivatives. I really just figured if I said 135, it'd be recognized as a higher, hard course.

~Fox