Monday, March 26, 2007

somebody in charge of the weather decided to be funny today. morning was so cold and comfortable and now its so hot and humid. tmd. was sitting at my table spacing out when i accidentally fell asleep coz of the heat. then almost banged my head against the desk lol

so CTs are over. another chapter of RJ closed (and good riddance too). but shucks that means ever closer to that A levels (now that realli doesnt need to come at all).
so now we're all in the blissful state of post CTs pre CTs results kind of days. wonderful.
(ok lets ignore the mcq chem questions) and sources say that we'll get back econs results (at least the essay) tmr coz ms lee has finished marking >< (dont look so surprised. everyone has a first time in doing something fast)

btw me and wenhao have a new CTs-inspired career. its...

*silence falls over the world...*

*pin drops...*

*can hear...*

*ding!*

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a stroller! :)

lol. coz to a stroller, everything is a walk in the park :)

took pj and nandita so long to figure this out haha :p

o and theres this new physics equation i heard today. let omega = w (ok supposed to be some funny sign that looks like w but its not on my keyboard)

ok wait i just wiki-ed and found it... ω :)
wikipedai can be useful at times. like google.com
highly useful when you need to do something annoying called the biblography. even teachers do it go check the physics lecture notes on alternating currents :)

ok so... the great theorem. ahem ahem

now ω=2πf ------------ (1)
and ω=(2π)/t -------- (2)

and from (2), ωt=2π, --> 2π=ωt -------(3)
so sub (3) into (1),
we get ω=ωtf! (shown)

tsk tsk.
ok theres a simpler explantion for this. since f x t = 1 (yes it is. for noobs pls see second theorem below), so ω= 1 x ω = ωtf :)

the second theorem (the not so great one for non physics students, can also be called noobs :D)

f = frequency = 1/t ----(1)
t = time = t ------------(2)

so we do (2) times (1),
tf = t x 1/t = t/t = 1 :)

and for ppl who do not understand the above 2 (lets call them non maths students, can also be called nubs :p) see the great third theorem below

the third theorem

a very great person once said that if you do not understand the above theorems that will make even the universe shake and tremble, then perhaps you can go bang your head against the nearest wall and stop wasting great persons' precious time in explaining all these to you.

:) ok its very tiring to come up with all these crap. i shall succumb to the sun's heat and go take a nap

5:42 PM

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