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Yes, liking extension 2 mathematics doesn't mean you will like university mathematics. Just tell me what course you are taking and I will hook you up with some things, do you know the subject code?

This article may interest you then: http://www.artofproblemsolving.com/Wiki/index.php/Modular_arithmetic/Introduction

Fremantle still haven't won a flag though, could this be their year?

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$Suppose$ \;a, b\; $and$ \;c \;$are integers. We have,$ a^3+b^3 $We examine$\;a^3\;$and we notice that,$ a^3 \equiv 0\; ($modulo$\; 7) a^3 \equiv 1\; ($modulo$\; 7) a^3 \equiv 6 \;($modulo$\; 7) $This means, by addition in modular arithmetic,$ a^3+b^3 \equiv 0 \;($modulo$\; 7) a^3+b^3...

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No, although statistics is an aspect of it.

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Now let's hope Port smash Collingwood.

Makes our run slightly easier! We have gotten the wood over Fremantle.

Fremantle look deadily.

Why was my post deleted? Anyway you will need Extension 1 minimum any further maths after that is a bonus. Since your compulsory cores will be MATH1151 and MATH1251 during first and second semester respectively you will be learning the following: MATH1151: Vectors, linear equations, matrices...

Well at least we have a home game next

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You will need at least Extension 1 knowledge because during first year Actuarial studies you will be taking 2 math subjects. 1 per semester - MATH1151, MATH1251. http://www.maths.unsw.edu.au/futurestudents/choosing-first-year-courses I can tell you that it is quite advantageous to take...

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