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to your questions: yes and the guy is a douche - and if you're attracted to that, gg

uhh you should probably flirt with him and hopes he gets the picture

dw there was this hot blonde girl in my economics lecture once about four weeks later, i was busy eating this lovely sandwich and then out of my periphery i see this girl and for some reason i turn around and it's her and i can't help but stare i'm not checking her out or...

Yes but Law kids hate the engineers taking over their library.

Yep, I've seen James Ruse and Baulkham Hills grads flop to 70s or so in the marks range - kids who got 99 in HSC maths. Meanwhile me, the guy who only got 82 and 83, survived all that and is now taking an Honours course. What's the difference between me and them? I adapted. They didn't. So...

You should go to CONTACT, half-way up the Basser Steps, and they'll tell you exactly where they are. With no judgemental-ness :p

Blockhouse, Quad and Mathews Arcade.

dw i wore my wanderers jersey around to uni and people thought i was probably going to shank them so they took a wide berth

That's why you get in first.

I'm an advocate, personally, of bringing food from home and reheating it in microwaves on campus.

Yes. Unfortunately. Same shop - pretty much - is in the Mathews Arcades on the top level, outside the Mathews Building. If that's that fast food shop nearest to Eddy Avenue with the chairs and stuff out there, that place is dodgy I heard. Friend of mine got... sick eating their stuff.

Well, what exactly are you finding hard about it? If you delay it, you'll be going through the same content anyway - so you have to ask yourself what it is about the content you're finding difficult. Or is it just a general "I'm not used to studying at uni yet" thing?

Re: MX2 Integration Marathon Are improper integrals in the MX2 syllabus now?!

find some new girl to lust over

And this is at... what uni?

If you drew a picture and used that as proof, I think you would get zero automatically.

Maths... they don't really care about missing tutes. But if you're struggling with the work, you should go, obviously.

sup i'm shadowdude Uhh... yeah. Lots to say about me. I love my story telling, and I love my stories. Also like maffs and english. And I'm a 4th year.

That's why you try to listen for the important stuff. It's a skill.

When you let u=\sin(x), you get: \frac{du}{dx}=\cos(x) \implies du = \cos(x) dx Your mistake is then substituting 'dx' for 'du'. (i.e. fifth line) Moreover, you wrote \int u\,dx where it should technically be \int u\,du because you "substituted" 'du' in. Try letting u=\cos(x).