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after I learnt how to spell it, I found this The Sydney Morning Herald HSC and Careers Expo :: About Expo don't think it's worth it , too much travelling and have school on Fri.

lol haven't you seen the ad? your title just remind me of it type" there is no substitute" in google and it's like the first suggestion

this question may be a bit noobish, but I'm asking it anyway---what do you actually learn for acturial studies?

+1 , that's what I was thinking about but which one is better? usyd, unsw or mq?

how about a double degree?

I've heard actuarial has got more employment oppotunities, but I feel that maths is kinda more interesting. so what do you reckon are the pros and cons? and which uni is the best for each ?

Originally Posted by Havox View Post 12 is fine. Nothing wrong with that, most people end up wasting their free periods anyway. Just do what you can handle and if you reckon you would benefit from the extra time you get from 10 units go for it. Just remember that you lose the "safety net" 2...

if you wanna pracitce oblique asymtotes, try the one from adomad it's best done by division which isn't quite "dodgy" and x^2+2/x+1=x+1+3/x+1 but don't worry too much about it , you're given things like x^2+2/x+1=x+1+3/x+1 and you only need to analyse the limits logically

if you meant (x+2)/(x-1) [add the bracket when using wolframalpha] , then it has a vert. aymt. at x=1 cos x-1 can't be 0, consider limits-from 1+ve side (like 1.01+2/1.01-1) , it's +ve infinity , consider the other side of 1 (like 0.99+2/0.99-1), it's -ve infinity a hor. asyt. at...

this dude used to work at Arnott's and now he's got a job at Coroneos

lol, this looks so shifty

they'll bite you , ruthlessly:pain:

+1

that doesn't save much time and makes it difficult to remember cosec x= 1/sinx using the3rd letter thingy

http://community.boredofstudies.org/851/general-discussion-2010-hsc/244646/lets-combine-dates-2010-hsc-timetable.html#post5067094 ctrl+f