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Was wondering, what would be the general benefits of doing a commerce/engo degree ? I'm asking it terms of how they complement each other, their relevance to the workplace for either degree, etc. I'm interested in engineering, and to some extent commerce. Thinking of doing it at UNSW, it that...

Umm...anyone know what a 68/84 would've gotten you in the 2002 HSC? Thanks.

I've heard from people that its not a good idea to do 1 browning poem, is that true? Is it alright if i do 1 any analyse it in a lot of depth?

Just asking, since i think from the looks of things i'll be getting a band 5 :( Range of marks (your approximation, whatever) will be fine thanks.

don't care.

If you let 0 be the origin when you draw the graph, would the amplitude (a) be 6 - 2 = 4? (I'm not going to go very well....:( )

Re: 回复: Re: Mathematics Marathon oh....my....god. :jaw: I blame lack of sleep. :sleep:

ima gonna report YOUUUU

umm you mean my friend? Yeah, she's done well so proud of her. :) Worries a lot though. Hopefully she'll feel a little more confident once i show her this.

My friend wants a UAI estimate. She goes to a really crappy school (even crappier than mine!). School ranking is below 400. From memory, her ranks are: English Advanced 2/19 English Extension 1 1/9 English Extension 2 1/4 2-Unit Maths 1/26 3-unit maths 1/15 Economics 1/16...

depends on demand for that course.

OP reported. edit: kidding! kidding! :)

Ext. 1 isn't really that hard (note: although the difficulty can vary greatly according to the question) If you're capable at maths, eventually you'll develop your skills to the point where you'll be able to do most of the questions in an exam.

wut

Don't give competitors your tips/tricks. *stares*

Okay, thanks. Yeah, i think x =6 is an answer for the question you asked previously. If the solutions were written by a BoSer, its possible that he/she would've glanced over and thought CD was part of the quarter circle DE. Ummm...yeah i wasn't any help to you...:(

don't get....why A=3....

No, you're right. Should've had a harder look. :o Umm....tbh i don't know why the points x=2,4 wouldn't be differentiable in the first place. :( Sorry.

Its part of the curve from x=4 to x=8

Can anyone here solve part (ii) of the question top of page 25?