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	ammyt	2012-05-07 , 18:57
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This is it! What I've been working for throughout the year is going to be of use tomorrow's exam, my future depends on that, and what am I doing? Browsing TMO Like A Baws.

Wish me luck!

(Math P2 @ 10AM, Business Studies P1 @3PM)

Oh BTW, I would appreciate it if somebody provides a quick write up on changing m/s to km/h, thanks!

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MINKIN2	2012-05-07 , 19:05
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good luck dude.

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	mrsellout	2012-05-07 , 19:37
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Originally Posted by ammyt

This is it! What I've been working for throughout the year is going to be of use tomorrow's exam, my future depends on that, and what am I doing? Browsing TMO Like A Baws.

Wish me luck!

(Math P2 @ 10AM, Business Studies P1 @3PM)

Oh BTW, I would appreciate it if somebody provides a quick write up on changing m/s to km/h, thanks!

1000m = 1km
3600s = 1h

x m/s = x*3600/1000 km/h

good luck

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ahmadamaj	2012-05-07 , 19:42
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if you're having problems with conversions the wolframalpha computational engine is great for all these things. Just type something like: convert 12m/s to km/h it'll give you the answer and show you how

http://www.wolframalpha.com/

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	ammyt	2012-05-07 , 20:32
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Originally Posted by mrsellout

1000m = 1km
3600s = 1h

x m/s = x*3600/1000 km/h

good luck

OMG Finally!
I'm pretty sure I'm somehow mind****ed, always thinking that,
60s = 1h
XD

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	ammyt	2012-05-07 , 20:34
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Originally Posted by ahmadamaj

if you're having problems with conversions the wolframalpha computational engine is great for all these things. Just type something like: convert 12m/s to km/h it'll give you the answer and show you how

http://www.wolframalpha.com/

Thanks! Really useful!