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x=5sin(pi/2)t +pi/6 x'= (5pi/2)cos(pi/2)t x''= -((5pi2)/4)sin(pi/2)t therefore equals -((pi2)/4)(5sin(pi/2)t) which equals -(pi2)/4)(x - pi/6) since 5sin(pi/2)t = x - pi/6 you should be able to do the rest from there

EAS = elite athletes and performers

anyone got a reply for final round offers yet?

it helps to know how many people get 99+ at your school on average

Anyone else?

you can get up to 5 bonus points for that degree at UNSW

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the first in all of those subjects ranged between 99.4 and 99.8 band 6s for eng - 50% band 6s for 2u - 40% band 6s for 3u - 60% (although i think it will be higher for my class probably around 80%) band 6s for eco - 40% band 6s for chem - 35% band 6s for physics 20%

decentralised creates a competitive market where employees seek to become as productive as they can in order to achieve higher wages. in simple terms, those on lower incomes envy those on higher incomes, so they try to attain better education to gain more profitable forms of employment...

yeh you can only do one major, but while we are on the topic, is it possible to complete commerce honours during the 5 year degree? (as in complete your commerce major and then do honours in ur 4th or 5th yr while studying law?

how were everyones interviews today for those that had?

really? so if someone gets 80% in 4u math and another student gets 85% in general maths, the person in general will get the academic achievement?

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umm we get on average about 10-13% of students getting over 99 and 15-20% on all rounders list and yeh you are right about the band 6 thing, i think high 30s

anyone else?

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no one else? ha some input would be highly valued :P

is a HD average really necessary in com/law? thats a pretty high bar

do you mind me asking what where you work? what degree are you looking to study?

i second that :) Btw powlmao, what did you decide on the cadetship? worth it or not