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yess good luck for tomorrow guys!! now that i dont need a credit, as long as i pass i'll be happy :3

yay we are going to be bffls i just know it 0:-)

very nice! i'm doing biotech and chemistry hopefully

some people might unenrol in math1231 for whatever reason so i guess just keep checking? or do math1041 with me and enjoy not having to work as hard ^_^ what's your major?

what is a supplementary exam???

ok I did it ^_^ I thought it would screw up my timetable but it actually gave me 2 less hours at uni yay. that puts a lot of pressure off. i'm gonna be doing a lot of walking to mathews though :c i guess if i get a credit i'll try and change it back but just to be safe i'll keep it like this

yo lance, im pretty sure you get scaled depending on how everyone else did

how do we know where to get off and where to walk to? it seems like a big place

i'm doing bachelor of science so it isnt required for my degree but if i want to do my major then i have to do math1041, math1231 or math1241

thank you :') i'm just really behind in everything, but i am trying my hardest to catch up. i havent done the last few chapters of calculus and algebra so im only reading through them and then i'll go straight to the past papers instead of doing all the tute problems, will that be most time...

bumping my thread up because im pretty sure i won't be able to get a credit in math1131 and now i see that all the lecture slots for math1231 for semester 2 are full :c if i dont get a credit will i have to do math1041? im just afraid this will screw my whole timetable up

do the past papers in the manual because the questions you get in the class tests will be sooo similar if not the same. join the first year mathsoc group on facebook because they've posted the solutions to them. and just keep up with the tute problems :3 maple is easy if you put the time in, and...

thanks c:

I enrolled in math1241 for next semester and the prerequisite is a credit in math1131 - what will happen if I don't get a credit? oh also I read on bos that biom1010 is a shit subject, but those posts were from 2006 when it was still a new course, is it still shit? I picked it as my gen ed...

but for closed groups can't you still be linked to it and request to be added to the group? if not, why is it closed >:c

when we heated the solution it turned blue, meaning that to produce those products on the right it must absorb heat, therefore it is endothermic :) where's this fb group? I can't find it

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they are so vague tho

heh probably no one cares about fundamentals of physics :P anyway it's not that big of a deal I guess, I just assumed that when reading through the textbook I could use the syllabus to tell me what sections I need to read, but then I noticed the sections missing and wondered if I should be...