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I did this quickly but I think these are the answers 1. Ways to get all 3 digits the same: 9 ways (1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1) Total: 9^3 (9x9x9) Hence probability = 9/9^3= 1/9^2=1/81 2. Total ways to draw 5 cards from 52 = 52C5 Ways to get at least 3 aces: Case 1 (3 aces): 4C3*48C2/52C5 Case 2 (4 aces)...

Maths: Perms and Combs Physics: Module 1 Kinematics Economics: Labour Markets

And then you see the $70 per hour

Can confirm Dr Truong is not the best teacher. From my experience, I've had 5 teachers including Truong, and all 4 are better. He's still good though, there's not really a 'bad' maths teacher in NGO.

Where's a good place to research? And what do you mean by sponsor me I'm not familiar with that?

Based on your knowledge which of the following degrees I mentioned before can get a working visa fairly easily?

I really don't mind the weather, and I'm not even certain I'm going it's just an option I'm curious at. Also quickoats, why isn't it possible to move because I've seen many move to America after Year 12 settle down. Is it different in Canada. Does it help my closest family friends live there?

Those degrees are just ones I have in mind, I have no idea what I really am gonna do lol. Even Civil Engineering is on my mind but that's not what I really care too much about. I'm just curious :) Also hypothetically if I do want to Canada, I'm confident I won't come back so will that effect...

I'm just curious to what it is because I'm fairly familiar to how people apply to American and British universities. I still have a while to go, and I would just like to know how it is to apply to a Canadian University, specially Toronto. Can someone please just tell me how it is like to apply...

Yes but this report has research across every degree, and before I saw the list I believe commerce would be a "best performing degree". However, it's nice to know it's still going strong though, unlike science which was a big surprise to me.

Jesus, I'm stupid. I'm still surprised no mention of social sciences though.

I myself am even more surprised at the social sciences

Link to the article: https://7news.com.au/sunrise/on-the-show/australias-useless-university-degrees-the-ones-to-avoid-if-you-want-to-get-get-a-job-c-524282 Article mentions that the best performing degrees in Australia are medicine, teaching, engineering, nursing. I'm not surprised at these...

ASUS, Apple, Lenovo and Dell are the brands to go.

I would go to student teachers because I myself find them to be better however the independent ones are usually expensive ... but thanks anyway for your input :)

Would you have a good recommendation for a solid substitute for tutoring (in particular Physics)?

I recently stumbled across various online courses for Year 11 Physics such as the Macquarie StudyLab, Learnable, Atomi etc. and I was wondering if anyone has done them so I can get a good idea of how effective they are. Are they good and viable substitutes for tutoring? Thanks.

English I can confirm isn't very good. You're better off finding a private tutor or no tutoring at all and people say science 7-10 isn't necessary. The chemistry and physics courses look good.

can confirm most schools do not care about NAPLAN. just get at least band 6 or 7 and you're good.

I'm currently going to a top 10 selective school but I am not sure as to which to go to. They are both located in Parramatta and have good reviews. I currently go to NGO for Maths so NGO is probably my backup after these two centres for Physics. So far I'm leaning towards SIGMA.