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Junior Cert Maths P2 predictions

eoingreaney · 2014-06-08 18:56:32

Any predictions would help ? Thanks !!

08-06-2014 07:56PM

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eoingreaney

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Any predictions would help ? Thanks !!

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#2 08-06-2014 08:00PM

yaEHya

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I think Pythagoras will come up for the theorem

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#3 08-06-2014 08:01PM

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yaEHya wrote: »

I think Pythagoras will come up for the theorem

Hope not !! I want theorem 4

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#4 08-06-2014 08:13PM

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eoingreaney wrote: »

Hope not !! I want theorem 4

I'd recommend learning all of the theorems required, seeing as none came up last year.
Pythagoras' Theorem only has 4 steps in the proof.

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#5 08-06-2014 08:28PM

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Liordi wrote: »

I'd recommend learning all of the theorems required, seeing as none came up last year.
Pythagoras' Theorem only has 4 steps in the proof.

I know all them except the arc one

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#6 08-06-2014 08:58PM

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Lads, Pythagoras is the easiest to comprehend. And once you know it sure ye'll be grand. I'm off to watch Father Ted now, have a nice evening

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