physics, maths, further maths, historywere my a levels. not a bad combination.
from hereon, except when you get lectured by fuckwits with about five brain cells to knock together, physics is just applied maths. 'pure maths' from a level is applied maths too. 'applied maths' from a level is a mixture of worthlessness and physics.
so if you at all liked maths at a level i wouldn't immediately discount physics.
(from hereon, except when you get lectured by fuckwits with about five brain cells to knock together, physics is just applied maths. 'pure maths' from a level is applied maths too. 'applied maths' from a level is a mixture of worthlessness and physics.
so if you at all liked maths at a level i wouldn't immediately discount physics.
boris the spider,
Tue 10 Jun 2008, 12:49,
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I haven'tI know im gonna carry on with maths and further maths (I have to, as my 6th form is doing all the maths in one year, then all the further maths the next)
I'm gonna choose which I carry on with physics or economics depending which I'm doing best in.
I chose physics cause I'm getting good grades in it in GCSE
(I'm gonna choose which I carry on with physics or economics depending which I'm doing best in.
I chose physics cause I'm getting good grades in it in GCSE
xihpete A neutrino walks straight through a bar, with v>c.,
Tue 10 Jun 2008, 15:03,
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