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The UNSW business enrolment guide states that You need to enrol in the following three Actuarial studies compulsory core courses and one Science course: MATH1151 Maths- Actuarial & Finance 1A Choose TWO of the following: MGMT1001 Managing Organisations & People ACCT1501 Accounting & Financial...

haha what did you end up doing?

Ahh, fair enough, thanks guys!

I'm just wondering if there is any harm in not accepting my courses and doing my timetable immediately. I'm currently debating between a few combined degree options within Actuarial studies and honestly I think it will take me some time. So will that be a problem? Is there a possibility that if...

re: HSC Physics Marathon Archive Does this means that if we get close to the planet, the gravity would fuck us?

Re: Carrotsticks' Solutions 2015 Extension 2 HSC1 For the binomial expansion in 13b, is there supposed to be the nCk?

re: HSC Physics Marathon Archive "aliens"

OH! I get it now, its an CRO, not CRT

sorry atargainz was right, its D

To the astronauts, time pass as normal, because in their inertial frame of reference, the laws of physics is constant. The thing with time dilation is that from an outside frame of reference, time in the spaceship is comparatively slower. This is the same as length contraction. The spaceship...

That does not sound like English, and I have no idea what's going on. Let's hope the don't test this lmao

re: HSC Physics Marathon Archive Well filters can be used to determine the colour index of the stars. This is done by viewing them through blue and yellow filters. A large main sequence star (O and B class for example) is more blue in colour and therefore have a much lower apparent blue...

re: HSC Physics Marathon Archive Gravitational potential energy is a measure of the amount of energy required to bring an object from a point of infinity into a point within a gravitational field. A change is gravitational potential energy therefore measures the work done in order to...

re: HSC Physics Marathon Archive I honestly think the answers are wrong

http://puu.sh/kWJD0/e3d3378393.jpg Can someone explain?

So does this mean that the inverse function is exactly same as the actual function?

re: HSC Physics Marathon Archive Everytime I write about this, it turns into an economics essay :/

re: HSC Physics Marathon Archive Thank you so much! have fun!

re: HSC Physics Marathon Archive The thing is, the pendulum is swinging, so it is moving in simple harmonic motion. Wouldn't that mean that the velocity is constantly changing and thus constantly creating change in flux, resulting in constant induced EMF?

re: HSC Physics Marathon Archive Ok so just to clarify, when a conductor is moving at a constant velocity through a magnetic field with an uniform flux density, then there is no change in magnetic flux?