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Either one of the two options above are fine. Do FINS1613 if you want to make your life a little easier in ACTL1101 in sem 2. Do MGMT1001 if you want to use your English skills before they deteriorate (like mine have).

Actuarial Studies / Science (3rd yr)

Past papers, figure out what you're missing, learn, repeat.

Think orbital velocity.

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Yep it's possible. At UNSW, you can transfer through an Internal Program Transfer. It's moderately difficult as you need to have a distinction WAM and achieve a minimum of 80 WAM for your maths courses (minimum 2) over a year. It's definitely achievable if you study consistently for your...

Just do it. yolo. (not sure if its too late)

Good luck for your results everyone!! Also, for those who want to waste time, I suggest keeping in contact with others haha. I remember trying to stay up by watching anime. It got to around 3:30am and I ended up dozing off, and being woken up at 8am by my parents asking "aren't your results...

Could be. What I said was based on very limited information :P

Checking my previous times, 1st yr 1st sem: 7:52pm 1st yr 2nd sem: 7:23pm 2nd yr 1st sem: 8:01pm So should be around 7-8pm ish.

lol thanks. I'm not a god though. :P I consider many other people I know in the course to be one though because they achieve a lot higher results.

Got my new WAM from academic transcript and could calculate my final mark (did 3 maths subjects). ACTL2102 - 85 MATH2931 - 84 MATH2221 - 93 MATH2621 - 92 My first ever HD in an ACTL course :D

Was expecting 60 as I left more than half the paper blank, nek minnut, 84. SCALING <3

Most likely tomorrow. We live another day, Jaechen :'(

With that DE, I don't think a substitution is necessary, and that the solution can be implicit. A tip, assuming I did it correctly, is just aim to solve the DE, don't solely rely on methods you learnt in uni.

Alternatively, a simpler way to do it would be to use complex numbers. Consider the case where z = 0. Then, it boils down to the vectors formed by z = 1/5(4 + 3i)exp(i pi/4), w = 1/5(4 + 3i)exp(-i pi/4) So we get our two solutions, (\frac{4}{5\sqrt{2}} - \frac{3}{5\sqrt{2}}...

Lets hope this is right after having not touched first year maths for so long haha \text{The dot product is defined as } \mathbf{a}\cdot \mathbf{b} = \|\mathbf{a}\| \|\mathbf{b}\| \cos\theta \text{Applying this,} LHS = (0,1,-1) \cdot (2, 1, M) = 1 - M \begin{align*} RHS &= \|(0,1,-1)\| \|...

Need to clear this box out asap

BOTEV NEEDS TO COME BACK :( #botev2015

Note that I am also selling top quality Chemistry notes which I used to obtain a HSC mark of 96 for only $10 Details on it: - Dot points highly used written in such a way that it is straight to the point. - Despite being straight to the point, they are highly detailed with a total of 85 pages. -...