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yeah i think ill probably do that. would you know the story with consultation times for maths? because i was browsing blackboard, and i found them for physics but i couldn't find the consultation times for my maths lecturer/tutor. i might have to run down and stop him before he leaves. thanks...

this could potentially be a stupid question but how do i prove ththe following using the pinching theorem? this question is from the Limits chapter in the course notes for MATH1131 & 1141: %5Clim_%7Bx%5Cto%200%7D%20%5Cfrac%20%7Bsin%20%5Ctheta%7D%7B%5Ctheta%7D%20=%201 there was only one...

it is?! where??

anyone know what information systems and management involves? because i have no idea and got selected for it lol :P also what sort of questions should one expect in the interview? thanks =)

oh ok cool thanks!! one more question. i read there there was some issue with doing a combined degree and getting honours? or something like that =S is there?

yep katastrophe is right. there are only 8 uni's that are needs-blind for intl. applicants: 1. MIT, Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Massachusetts 2. Harvard University in Massachusetts 3. Princeton University in New Jersey 4. Yale University in Connecticut 5. Williams...

like F=(kq^2)/r^2 (which is apparently the force that an electron is held in orbit by a proton) E = -0.5 * (kq^2)/r (the classical energy of Rutherford's hydrogen atom) and then theres the radius of the stationary state of an atom =S theres loads. but having a look at the...

sorry to add to a what is, im sure, a long list of ignorant yr12s asking stupid questions but i was having a look at the UNSW website and was reading through the section on the 'Honours Program'. it happened to be pretty vague so i thought i'd come here instead with my questions. :spin: 1) Is...

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anyone recommend knowing all those random formulas in the jacaranda textbook for this topic? the list is extensive and sooooo hard to understand lol far out. does anyone else think the textbook kinda goes overboard with this topic? =S

i guess it depends what the marker marks with, like pencil or red pen. i doubt ud get docked marks for a red axis, but no point risking it? sorry for the vagueness lol i dno!

yeah i tried that but i dont seem to be getting the right answer ok yer im clearly a dumbass man dont need to rub it in =P but yeah i thoguht of that, and u end up getting 1/lamda = R x 1 which dusnt give me 13.6 eV wen i convert it from joules.=S

hey i read this q in the dot point book and i have absolutely no clue how to do it =S Use the Rydeberg equation to calculate the ionisation energy for hydrogen. the answer iss 13.625 eV. how do we get that? thanks in advance to anyone hu can help!

yeah far out im doing the true history of the kelly gang as well. i swear we're the only ppl tht r doin it!! :S sooooo badly need a tutor for it :(

ahhh yeah madd thanks!!

ohk cool thanks guys!

any1?? lol

A fair six faced die with faces numbered 1,2,3,4,5,6 is tossed seven times. What is the probability that a "6" occurs on exactly two of the seven tosses? ANSWER: 21857/933121 = approx 0.2344 Thanks in advance :D

A point moves anticlockwise around the circle x%5E%7B2%7D+y%5E%7B2%7D=1 at a uniform speed of 2m/s. (a) Find an expression for the rate of change of its x-coordinate in terms of x, when the point is above the x-axis. (the units on the axes are metres.) (b) Use your answer in part (a) to find...

lol shh dnt say my name :P