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STAT test. anyone doing the mid year one? (1 Viewer)
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hvf26
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nup
although pharm is an option for me if i dont get med, but im not too keen on doing stat (rather opt to do BSc or something), what does it actually consist of anyway?
although pharm is an option for me if i dont get med, but im not too keen on doing stat (rather opt to do BSc or something), what does it actually consist of anyway?
hey! could someone let me know where i can find more information on STAT and teh dates and everythingggg... i am quite confused but think i want to do it
didnt have time to ask the careers advisor before school hols(help me out here please!)
didnt have time to ask the careers advisor before school hols(help me out here please!)
U can find the informations on Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT) website
dates,venues,fees on Dates, venues and fees - UAC STAT website
and registration for the test on Registering for STAT - UAC STAT website
hope that helped
hvf26
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haha yea it did, thanks manU can find the informations on Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT) website
dates,venues,fees on Dates, venues and fees - UAC STAT website
and registration for the test on Registering for STAT - UAC STAT website
hope that helped
but now that i look and read info about stat, i just really dont wanna do pharmacy now haha :L
haha STAT is not that hard i heard. so keep ur hopes up!
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does anyone have practice questions at all? i really want to get a feel for what the questions are like =/
the website isn't currently providing any questions =I
the website isn't currently providing any questions =I
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that link doesn't work :S
then try this After you register - UAC STAT website# and click on "ACER STAT Sample Collection of Questions"
nope, just pharmacy
Wow less work for me. Thank you
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Hey, this question is from a practice exam...
A triangular pile is a stack contructed from equal-sized balls. It has a triangular base (first layer) and a single ball in its top-most layer. The number of layers depends on the total number of balls used. For example, the triangular pile shown below has three horizontal layers with six balls in the first layer, three balls in the second layer and one ball in the third layer.
37 Which one of the following could be the number of balls in the base of a triangular pile?
A 16 C 44
B 28 D 52
38 The number of balls along a side of the base of a triangular pile with 36 balls in its base is
A 6 . C 8 .
B 7 . D 9 .
39 If the number of balls along a side of the base of a triangular pile is n, then the number of layers
in the pile is
A 2n – 3 . C n – 1 .
B 3(n – 2) . D n .
what is the easiest way to work it out without a calculator? could you please explain?
thanks in advance =]
A triangular pile is a stack contructed from equal-sized balls. It has a triangular base (first layer) and a single ball in its top-most layer. The number of layers depends on the total number of balls used. For example, the triangular pile shown below has three horizontal layers with six balls in the first layer, three balls in the second layer and one ball in the third layer.
37 Which one of the following could be the number of balls in the base of a triangular pile?
A 16 C 44
B 28 D 52
38 The number of balls along a side of the base of a triangular pile with 36 balls in its base is
A 6 . C 8 .
B 7 . D 9 .
39 If the number of balls along a side of the base of a triangular pile is n, then the number of layers
in the pile is
A 2n – 3 . C n – 1 .
B 3(n – 2) . D n .
what is the easiest way to work it out without a calculator? could you please explain?
thanks in advance =]
hscishard
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hscishard
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They're triangular numbers.
The best way, if you don't know what that means is to notice the pattern. For one layer. It's 1. For 2 it's 3. For 3 layers it's 6.
1 (add2) 3 (add3) 6 (add4) 10 (add5)15 (add6) 21 (add7) 28.
Or you could just draw it.
The best way, if you don't know what that means is to notice the pattern. For one layer. It's 1. For 2 it's 3. For 3 layers it's 6.
1 (add2) 3 (add3) 6 (add4) 10 (add5)15 (add6) 21 (add7) 28.
Or you could just draw it.