| Re: Maths Problems for a thought
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Originally Posted by humphdogg  let a = b.
multiply both sides by a.
a^2 = ab
add a^2 to both sides.
2a^2 = a^2 + ab
subtract 2ab from both sides.
2a^2 - 2ab = a^2 - ab
take out a^2 - ab as a common factor.
2(a^2 - ab) = 1(a^2 - ab)
divide through by a^2 - ab.
2 = 1
subtract 1 from both sides.
1 = 0
QED. | This isn't about your maths problem, rather this PhB degree! Now I searched up PhB and its a bachelor of philosophy. Now I have heard of a PhD (something I would personally love to be able to earn, but, I'm a bit skeptical about whether I would be smart enough to get one).
With your degree what are you majoring in and after completing this degree what would you considering doing? I'm guessing a PhD.
__________________ 2009:
(First preference) Bachelor of Science at the University of Melbourne : Semester 1:
Calculus 2 (91% - H1  ), Engineering Systems Design 1 (64% - P  ), Physics 1 Advanced (79% - H2A  ) and From Graffiti to Terrorism (65% - H3  ) Semester 2:
Linear Algebra , Engineering Systems Design 2 , Physics 2 (Adv) and Finance 1 . 2010:
Potentially major in: Physics, Mathematical Physics, Mathematics (Applied or pure), Engineering (Electrical, Chemical or Mechanical). |