buying textbooks early is sometimes not a great idea because some lecturers will straight out say that only 1 or 2 out of the three recommended are actually needed, and also the co-op list is not guaranteed to be correct
a point of inflexion is just a point where concavity changes on a curve. the 'line' that can be drawn through the point is not horizontal
a horizontal point of inflexion = point where concavity changes and the 'line' that can be drawn at the point IS horizontal.
kinda hard to explain...
the best thing in the world is when stereotypes prove completely true. this surpasses in hilarity the previous frontfunner of all service station attendants being indian
5th. so this thursday.
after it i don't even know. all my freinds aren't finished and they've forbidden me from reminding them that i exist until they have also finished.
so maybe i'll play xbox for about 36 hours straight =]
very true. i was referring more to topics like Rome and Caesar where archaelogical sources (of relevance to most questions) are basically limited to coinage, inscriptions etc. its in the core section and most societies sections that archaelogical sources are very very very very important.
e.g...
8 units is a very good idea. i know people who have done it and its just the best thing. a whole 2 units of free periods during the week, less exams in your hsc year.
you can either just bludge a whole lot more or it will benefit your other subjects. but 4 unit maths is a good option if...