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As long as the units of credit values add to 18 or more.

Don't you mean capital omega is ohms and lower case omega is angular velocity?

Draw a picture.

0 because everyone loves The Chad: --- and shouldn't the question in the OP be: "How many women are left over for Chad to hit on? Hence, assuming a 100% success rate in asking out women (because The Chad is great), how many girls will Chad end up with?"

i got the email

nice work and lol at the mistake

Yes but I'm sure you need to have a background in stats, economics, accounting, etc to do well in a marketing job. Especially stats. So taking a "back way" may not be beneficial at all...

I liked Fitzpatrick, personally. Clear layout. Nice colours to the books too. Aesthetic.

Depends what major you take.

I believe that's just an application of the chain rule.

Re: With Uni preferences say I got accepted to my 5th preference but I changed my min You can change your preferences whenever you want. If you get accepted into 5th, in your later rounds - your preferences 1 to 4 will be considered.

Re: With Uni preferences say I got accepted to my 5th preference but I changed my min Low. In later rounds, they fill up vacancies - and if it's a popular course, there aren't many, so the ATAR cut-off is usually 95+. I was like you, I switched preferences mid-round and luckily I had bonus...

Two years from now. Honours thesis. *shudder* i've heard stories from honours students: "i just use templates", "i got my friend's thesis and just edited the words but kept the formatting", "i saw the professor have a book about this thick *gestures with hands* called 'How to Use Latex'", etc. :(

Well, a minute or so because I wanted to use fancy brackets: \left ( \right )

come on guys, just laugh at the funny joke okay :( i put effort into tex-ing that!

Re: With Uni preferences say I got accepted to my 5th preference but I changed my min Don't you get nine preferences? And if you change your mind, you can switch them on UAC. However cut-offs usually rise in later rounds, so it's really much better to really figure out what you want to do now.

Not always... \frac{d}{d\pi} \left ( \pi^{3} \right ) = 3\pi^{2}

When I did Ext. 2, the advice I was given was spend half the time writing, and then the other half revising. You'll constantly find better phrasings, or more inspiration - so ideally you want to get your main idea down pat early so you can just refine it repeatedly.

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