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As an exercise try proving the result without mathematical induction

First question specify how many consecutive integers you are after Second question

The thing with Discrete is we "briefly" touch on each topics. Judging by the examination papers, it doesn't look like it's examined in that much depth.

^ This guy this guy "Help I'm going to fail the quiz, nek minnut 10/10".

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I did not mean you. I meant the individual has not written their own essay. Then explain it to me. Suppose I am student A and I wrote an essay. By your logic I could be penalised if I memorise it.

The assumption here is that you haven't written your own essay.

Re: A First Year's Guide to University Confirmed by math administration Francy "it's okay spiral if you don't attend tutorials as long as you pass finals" But you should attend

Good Sir I finished high school long ago.

Please note people below I do not reply much to messages for I am a busy man. Though I will try my best to.

Re: HSC 2013 4U Marathon Put a new 2014 thread? I dislike years getting mixed up =[ \fbox{1}\; $Solve the equation$\; z^2-8(1-i)z+63-16i=0 \fbox{2}\; $Prove the parallelogram law$\; |z_{1}-z_{2}|^2+|z_{1}+z_{2}|^2 = 2(|z_{1}|^2+|z_{2}|^2) \;$for all complex numbers$\;z_{1}, z_{2}. \;$You may...

Bump! To what extent do IB examiners ask when it comes to series [divergence/convergence] (What is considered a tough question?)

Re: A First Year's Guide to University A handbook is a detailed document that outlines the amount of credit points needed to obtain the degree it will outline any compulsory units and electives.

Re: A First Year's Guide to University Make sure you read the handbooks. In B. Sci. you can pick the same subjects as that for B. Sci (adv.) bar some restrictions. So you can have the same hours.

Re: A First Year's Guide to University There is little chance of that. The worst you can be looking at is I reckon 24ish. I had 25-26 contact hours (which is more than my friends and people I know). So I wouldn't think you would be looking at 30, that is way too much.

Re: A First Year's Guide to University 1) The first question is hard to answer, it depends on the subjects you are taking. 2) You can, but it is very hard to do and you'll most likely be rote learning the content. 3) You will need to see someone else about that matter.

Re: A First Year's Guide to University 1) The first question is hard to answer, it depends on the subjects you are taking. 2) You can, but it is very hard to do and you'll most likely be rote learning the content. 3) You will need to see someone else about that matter.

Re: A First Year's Guide to University That's fine. It's good to ask questions. :)