Let’s play a game of “Fortunately, Unfortunately“. Respond the previous post (the first comment below this post) by replying this post (not the previous post!)
I’ll start with: “I found this website.“
how did I pass Chemistry but not Math
I blame it on the fact it’s Pre-Calculus
Edit: Apparently people didn’t understand what I meant when I say “Pre-Calculus” so I’m going to clarify. tl;dr: it’s basically limits, derivatives and integrals for people coming from algebra.
I’m a highschooler at 11th grade out of 12 grades. We’re using the revised 2016 curriculum (even though 10th graders are using the new 2022 one for an odd reason, but that’s not important.) On this curriculum, high school classes are split into 2 field: natural science and social science, each with their own supplementary subjects. I’m on the natural science field, so I had Physics, Biology, Chemistry and Supplementary Math as my supplementary subjects.
The “Math” I’m referencing here is Compulsory Math, basically a Math subject for the two fields. For the subject we had arithmatic progression, limits, derivatives, and integrals as the subject for final exam. When I wrote this, I thought (except the arithmatic progression) that this is similar to what people might say Pre-Calculus, so that’s what I wrote.
most of my answers of my Mandarin Chinese test is just guesswork :|
(also, I got remidial for Math, but not the one I expected)
A functional programming language that is anything but functional.
(a random word sentence that popped on my head for some reason)
Looks like I’m early by a day (or 12 hours I guess)
(for those that can’t comprehend baby-level electronics, this is one way to connect male jacks together; just use alligator clips to connect it)
DONE: Currently scrambling on installing a driver of my Epson L120 to my Arch install\
Meanwhile, in an alternate universe…
“Did you bring back the features YouTube removed?”
“Yes…”
“What did it cost?”
“$12 every month…“