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and for sure you will CU! 

i know you will :D

well, why don't they just actually do it themselves....

bruh don't be lazy.......that's not good. 
it's an easy problem, work it out and if you still need help then ask 

ah, i remember the AMC's lol i used to do them many years ago...

usually what i'd say is to just quickly overview the problems, read them and attack the easy ones with the less work needed first so you get those out of the way, and then you do the "harder" ones which require more work and so you may have some time remaining to check your answers and work for silly mistakes ! 

and also another thing is to stay EXTREMELY organized when like writing your steps out, so that you can go back and review it and see oh shoot i made a mistake here or wow i did it right yay! (i say this from past experiences lol when something is time limited my work tends to look like heiroglyphs after a while) 

also USE these 2 weeks to continuosly do practice problems, i'd say search up past problems or something and just do it so much that eventually when you just look at the problem you know exactly what to do without spending much time to try to figure it out :)

and btw...... Good Luck CU!! i know you will do great :D

i 100% agree with you Melody... in fact sometimes i feel like people don't even want to learn and that is disrespectful to the answerer considering they took their valuable and precious time to answer one's questions,,,so it's unfair to not be appreciative...like at least say thanks or something don't just copy down the answers. 
like first of all it does not AFFECT the answerer's learning but theirs,,,,instead of taking answers they could use that question to learn how to do that topic and then apply their knowledge to other problems similar to the one they were struggling on. In my opinion, people should learn and not just like you know what i mean LOL :') 

i agree with CU and Melody!! 

but i used the word URGENT before too lol but it was for math,,,,i wasn't looking for any answers tho D: i was just asking a question that was on a practice worksheet i printed out for extra practice ( and turns out my answer was right, and the answer key was wrong ) 

ohhhh okay thanks for clarifying 

for some reason I was thinking that it meant and? 

or is it only for special circumstances? or am i just going nuts LOL

and so.... 
when describing more thanTWO continuities, intervals of increase, decrease? do we use union as in or? 
is that what they mean 

let's say we have an int. of decrease thats (-5,6)u(8,9) something like that did i do that right?? 

and I'm SO sorry i keep asking questions it's probably getting annoying. im sorry. 

I have a quick question if that's okay though,,,it has nothing to do with this.... 


does the U for union represent and or or? 
if yes it is and, then what is the symbol for or? if no for and and it is or, then what is the symbol for and? 

Nope!! 
You did great, thank you so much :D

OHHHHH, 
oh my god CPhill  

THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH 

you don't know how much you and hectictar just helped me...i appreciate it so much thank you thank you thank youuuuuuuu