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Six hours of travel sounds very unpractical. If I were you, I'd just do the degree at Newcastle or rent a place that's not too close to Unsw so that rent isn't too expensive i.e. Bankstown while working considering you only have uni 3 times a week or so.

I use business studies in focus and notes from others found online

i thought you wanted to do engo or actl?

call up usyd man...

No offense but a combined med degree at usyd with adv phys and adv cs sounds like the dumbest idea. Firstly, I'm quite sure that the math you're doing now won't be enough. Secondly, people have a hard time doing sci/med by itself. Chucking on two adv majors sounds terrible. That being said do...

love how you always post your qs directly onto BOS without using google :D net diploe is the sum of the two dipole forces in two molecules. you don't need to know much about that excep whatever is in the book. also know your forces for yr 12 btw i.e. disperions, polar...

churches often do things like this using funds from church donations. i'm not saying that's bad btw. great initiative for those less fortunate <3

everythings for profit tho including unsw, usyd

dont go to private colleges go tafe or uni's

Hey guys, That q's for a friend of mine thanks :)))

Tbh its not that bad. Our teacher would accept it if it had more meaning and was actually logical or inspiring of sorts. Idk what the whole premise of the story even is. Feels like you put together the most random items that came to you like you were on a blunt and then just spewed it out and...

Your internal marks dictates your rank and consequently which highest HSC mark you'll get. That is it. For example, you're ranked 12th in general so you'll recieve the 12th highest mark in the HSC by the cohort, whether it's yours so not, for the internal section worth 50% of your marks. The...

what exams do you have left?

boi 95 isnt a fail -.- yup haha. that's still good that you came first in class for that exam

How were trials for everyone? Came home and slept from 1-6 to six lolol- had the best 'nap' in a while

The question states that those three points are collinear i.e. that they lie on a line. Soo to find the value of k, I would equate the gradients of (-3k,1), (k-1, k-3) to the gradient of ( k-4, k-5),(k-1, k-3) because those two should be the same if they are collinear. Then find k through...

no go study ffs ;)

oh damnn thanks guys for the response :))) yeah ill ask her if she's bothered to go over to the library, thanks queen :)

wth :000 i get 14/20 with analysis :/

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