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I am compiling my own notes, but is anyone out there willing to share their notes from PHYS1121, especially if they're from last year students.

I was just wondering, just how much does MATH1081 rely on MATH1231? Or does it not rely on some of the info on there at all. I'm a first year undergrad studying Maths/Education. Oh and also, are they hard?!

Thank you! :) Oh okay, thank you. :)

Hey there! This year I will be a first year at UNSW and will be studying B.Science/B. Secondary Education (Maths major). I was wondering how I will know which textbooks I need to purchase for my studies.

Oh ok, thanks. So what does are some UNIs that are good for doing a bachelor of IT in? Asides from the big 3 that is.

I was just looking around various University websites and I was wondering what it meant by "co-op programs". What is "co-op"?

One of the Board members attended our school at the beginning of HSC and told us that our school cohort get ranked against all the other schools, either in the region or state. I'm not completely sure with the details.

Yayyyy! The resources are back! Thank you so much!!! :D

I've been looking around the BoredofStudies forums lately and I've noticed that A LOT of people are banned. Why is this happening? What rules are they breaking exactly?

I need help with this one questions: A particle is moving in a straight line. The acceleration of the particle when it is x meters is from a fixed point O is given by x''= 6x^2. Initially x = 1m and velocity v = -2m/s. i) Find v^2 as a function of x. I don't understand how I can integrate...

haha alright. Thank you for your help! :)

Nope, I don't have the actual answer. Wait hang on, wouldn't it be 16ck x 3^16-k x 4^k / 16c(k-1) x 3^17-k x 4^k-1 ?

Oh that makes so much more sense! Thank you so much!! :D

Omg wow. Thank you so much for your help!! :)

And then do I solve for k and sub back into equation or something? Or do I just leave it as k<whatever comes up?

This is a binomial question, and I'm having lots of trouble. Say if the expansion was (3+4x)^16 how would I find the greatest coefficient? Do I just expand it all? Or is there an actual formula?

There are always glitches and loopholes, let's hope the hackers don't find it this time. Or that BoS have taken all measures possible to make the site hacker-proof.

When will the resources be up?

Can't wait till the site is completely restored and running.

i wont mind. :)