If you really hate remembering things like gender, then try Japanese- no gender, no plurals, only present and past, and verbs don't conjugate for persons.
Anyone who had played Baten Kaitos would have recogised that, because of the save point... if anything, it's a bit easy.
Anyway, you're right... next picture please.
If you want to be idiomatic and slightly old fashioned, you could say "it's a trifle". In fact, "it's trival" works just as well but doesn't carry the antiquated connotations.
We want friction to be just limiting, so F = uR = R/2.
F = Tcos30 = Tsqrt(3)/2
R = Tsin30 + 5g = T/2 + 5g
therefore:
Tsqrt(3/2) = T/4 + 5g/2
And solve that.
Okay then, Katie, you can play go at www.gokgs.com. You don't have to make an account, as you can sign in as a guest. You're also going to need to learn the rules before you get anywhere... I can teach you, or you can look here. My name on KGS is BAZI.
If only A level chemistry coursework was like that...
Instead, I have to work out the mechanism for a reaction which has not yet been discovered as it is too complex.