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ohh okay, thnx for that damnit thats so retarded why is it still called advanced mathematics when i need to do some other random science units.

now i happen to have done all of those texts 99.95 atar :P but english was my worst subject , 94

even in combined science/law?

so basically I have 4 science electives in the first year which i MUST do science units, and then in year 2 for the 2 electives i may choose commerce?

it can disturb radio equipment, cause failure of electrical equipment- u can imagine what happens next.

Hey guys, I've checked the handbook and it looks like for a major in financial maths + stats u need to study: 1st year: MATH 1901, 1902, 1903, 1905 = 12 units 2nd year: STAT2911, 2912 MATH 2961, 2970 = 24 units 3rd year: STAT 3911, 3912 MATH 3975 + one elective = 24 units so this adds up to...

heres wat i got: a) 5*A where A = area = .05*.1 square metres you dont multiply by the number of turns-remember this is only important when u work out the emf, i.e. the next question answer: 0.025 webers b) induced emf = rate of change in flux * number of turns =...

are u looking to become a pure lawyer? cos im pretty sure what u learn in commercial law can be done, at a more advanced level, when u choose ur electives in years 4 and 5

hey guys, i was just wondering, the new core unit ECOF1010 Business and Economic Statistics A-Advanced , is that interchangeable with ECMT 1010, the non advanced version? in the handbook they're listed as 'prohibitions' of each other, i assume that means if you do one you're not supposed to...

no , 48 get 99.95 becos 99.95 is the new 100 and 99.95 stays at 99.95 half that number to get ur number of 99.9's u get ~72 who get 99.9 or above

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hello everyone. see u guys this year.

he';s saying : do science/ law commerce didnt teach him that much ( i assume cos it was an easy degree)

same here. i'm guessing thats cos im doing combined law so they dont know if im doing science yet. maybe same situation for u guys? which course are u guys choosing>>?

how do u know if you're qualified.