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Why say it then if it's completely futile? We all have different expectations and aims so how can you not see the clash? It's like you are saying: it's good in my eyes so it's good in other's eyes..

Re: UNSW Chit Chat Thread 2015. HAHA! ;) yeah bruh, gonna catch up with some highschool m8s!

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If you don't know cross product then understanding dot products can help to figure out another way (which is what you probably did): (a,b,c) * (1,2,3) = 0 (a,b,c,) * (-1,-1,1) = 0 where (a,b,c) is perpendicular to both specified vectors. That gives this matrix, .1 2 3 | 0 -1-1 1 | 0...

Just write as fast as you can and also keep writing until you get sore. Your body will adapt to increase endurance and speed as long you push your boundaries.

Update: on myunsw it says I have no outstanding liabilities! Yay! Awaiting answers from the fees team of unsw though

****! I hope this doesn't ruin my job prospects

Will I have to go see the dean?? :( I just paid mine (1 month late...) and it didn't have any extra payment. I sent the uni an email to double-check

What if I pay SSAF fees late? Any scary consequences?

Re: UNSW Chit Chat Thread 2015. What happens if you pay SA fees late and you are a commonwealth student? Currently the only consequence I see is prevention of some UNSW services: until your debt to the University is paid, access to a number of services (within myUNSW and elsewhere) is...

re: HSC Chemistry Marathon Archive I say that's pretty good but you missed one important point: the process of producing ethanol (from plants i.e. cellulose) is inefficient, slow and requires a lot of energy thus is very costly. You also could add deforestation as a consequence, maybe?

No problem. I think I made the mistake of completely spoon-feeding you the answer.

b) Let d = (abc)^(1/3) and the RHS becomes (abcd)^(1/4) = [abc(abc)^(1/3)]^(1/4) = [(abc)^(4/3)]^(1/4) = (abc)^(1/3) So we have (a+b+c+(abc)^(1/3))/4 > (abc)^(1/3) Times 4 over a+b+c+(abc)^(1/3) > 4(abc)^(1/3) Bring the (abc)^(1/3) over and divide by 3 (a+b+c)/3 > (abc)^(1/3) as requried

Q2) a) x = (a+b)/2 y = (c+d)/2 Apply AM-GM definition in question (x+y)/2 > √(xy) Sub in x and y, (a+b+c+d)/4 > √(ab) + √(cd) Apply AM-GM again with x = √(ab) and y = √(cd) √(ab) + √(cd) > 2 (abcd)^(1/4) = (abcd)^(1/4) + (abcd)^(1/4) > (abcd)^(1/4) Nowe have, (a+b+c+d)/4 > 2...

Reason: givens values of log(2) and log(5) are rounded (both base 7)

You need to understand the concepts in economics. Work on understanding the basics of economics and then applying your knowledge on questions It's good to create flow charts like increase interest rate -> A -> B -> C -> D

re: HSC Chemistry Marathon Archive Not enough information.

Re: UNSW Chit Chat Thread 2015. nice

Re: UNSW Chit Chat Thread 2015. Have you any idea of which branch/specialisation you wanan do in pure?

Re: UNSW Chit Chat Thread 2015. which major(s) u choosing for maths and arts?