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S3 went so well that I was chattering cheerfully away afterwards and walked out of the exam room with the paper, the formula booklet and the random piece of graph paper which there didn't appear to be any real use for...
...I wonder if I should return them or just hide them and pretend it didn't happen. I suppose it doesn't matter.
It feels like kind of a shame that was it for Stats, now; I find it rather relaxing. Hopefully my marks won't belie my optimism like in the last module...
...I wonder if I should return them or just hide them and pretend it didn't happen. I suppose it doesn't matter.
It feels like kind of a shame that was it for Stats, now; I find it rather relaxing. Hopefully my marks won't belie my optimism like in the last module...
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Date: 2003-01-22 08:35 am (UTC)From:Neil, who seems to remember we always got given tracing paper in maths exams, leading to theories that desperate people on lower papers could use them to find symmetries. What they were doing in A level exams is quite beyond me.