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Well, if 10th grade in your school is calculus then 12th grade is must be differential geometryPWiz said:Wait, so will my Freshman year be a breeze for me?
Well, if 10th grade in your school is calculus then 12th grade is must be differential geometryPWiz said:Wait, so will my Freshman year be a breeze for me?
Well I never really said that calculus was 10th grade stuff. I mean it was a competitive test, so the syllabus had to be a notch higher than what is normally taught. My class started learning basic calculus in 11th, and if I flip to the last few topics in my 12th grade book, I find topics like complex numbers in polar form, differential equations with separate variables and parametric equations. (I honestly don't have a clue to what they could mean right now but hopefully things will clear up when we reach there :P )zoki85 said:Well, if 10th grade in your school is calculus then 12th grade is must be differential geometry
It will only true if you allow it to be true and vegetate the rest of your life. Your choice.WineRedPsy said:I hope it's not true.
WineRedPsy said:I hope it's not true.
RonL said:As phinds said, it's your choice.
My high school years were good, but at 72 and counting, the years have continued to get better (each and every one):D
This perception, combined with the propensity for making stupid decisions, is the core of what I now think of as the secondary school experience.PWiz said:Everyone's always judging you
nuuskur said:ehm, can't agree with that. Of course, we then have to agree on what is considered "best time of your life". How can one even know if that's the best time, if life goes on? :P Do people go to work every day thinking: nothing as good will ever happen again?
It was just high school, getting hammered might have been a good time by my standards back then.
Perspective differs, of course. I am 24 :D