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You can use those last 3 numbers. (10,19,40) cause you will be adding areas that are already found together.

But what does that have anything to do with the thread?

What the hell are you talking about?

Does it say 2 applications of the simpsons rule. The working out first stated is correct. You do use 0 as there is no other measurement given. 0 means nothing.

Yes. But if you are changing the amount of time you are saying he is putting $1500 in those 2 years so it changes the whole question. As i said it is a badly worded question, if the OP scans the whole question we can make sense of it.

Its not that your leaving a measurement out. I will post up the answer. If it doesn't make sense, ask away.

Okay so here is my working out.

10% of the school is 120 students.

I think we may as well just ask her to post up the question. OP - Could you post up the question please? Scan it up?

I got 41 degrees. If its right, i will upload my working out. Let me know.

This is a really badly worded question. I got $17 523.54 Could you scan the whole question up for me to look at please? Attached is my working out.

Hyperbolic Functions Linear Functions Exponential Functions Cubic Functions Jogging memory? Start looking in your textbook dude. Or ask a question.

Agreeing with Q2C-ME<SCRIPT type=text/javascript> vbmenu_register("postmenu_3832965", true); </SCRIPT> but i would suggest that you don't always convert the rate (%) to a decimal. Always use a fraction as there is no possiblity you could get the answer wrong due to rounding. Also the question...

I need help with these 2 questions from: Spherical Geometry 6 and 7.

METHOD 1 A=P(1+r)^n A=$990x(1+0.005)^4 = $1009.95 METHOD 2 A=P(1+r)^n =$990x(1+0.02)^1 = $1009.80 I'm pretty sure the HSC markers would take both answers. NOTE: Interest would just be the value after minus the principal.

\ I agree. But i also get copies of articles from the Commonwealth Bank. A friend works there and gives me copies of articles and such every week.

Oh okay. So i pick what subjects i want to do? Could someone give me a commerce example. Cause i thought you choose commerce (or whatever) and you choose 1 major and 1 minor and thats it? Bit of a noob.

Just did that paper today. Some hard questions. I got 92% in that paper. Anyone else think probability is hard, as well as data crap? They are the only things which i think are hard. I have no idea why, they are supposed to be the easiest things in the general course.

This should not be in Business Studies. Business Studies is a HSC subject.

Yes i understand the CFP thing. But i am still unsure as to how i would go about doing both majors? Would i still do a Bachelor of commerce? And do 2 majors?