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:confused: It's me. :) Hi Bob :wave: You, my dear, are a Champ cause those fruit are awesome. :D Seedless green grapes and Honeydew are great too. :)

Fried Chicken...

You deserve a congratulations too from what I can gather from Lotto's post. CONGRATULATIONS! :D

So, what? :p

Congratulations to both of you! :D

You could the do the Language Stream and do both Japanese and Chinese. Unless you're talking about the actual Japanese/Chinese Studies and not just the language then I feel your pain. I'm going to steal your aim. :p Nah, I kinda want to do the knew UNSW course B Commerce (International). :)

You *know* you're a chemistry nerd when...you (i.e me) wish HSC Chemistry has more calculations. :)

But you aren't competing to be the first female Prime Minister, are you? :)

That's my nickname. ;)

While you could intergrate if you want, it's really impractical. Firstly, you don't have the equation of the line. Secondly, the math involved to find the area under the graph is only as hard as junior maths. You only need to know these four things to successfully find the area under the graph...

I am totally pure blood and so much hotter than halfies. :p name : Stevo age : 17 location : Northern Beaches fave fruit : Strawberries, Mango, Oranges, Plums, Kiwi, current craving : KFC fave subject : Physics, Maths and P.E fave number : 8 UAI aim : 99.5 (As if it would happen though :() I...

I haven't read the rest of this thread so i don;t know if anyone's mentioned this but doing HSC Physics without any maths is VERY possible as long as you have some basic grasp of math. Seriously, ever since the syllabus change HSC Physics has been a joke. There is little to no math involved...

Re: Recommended Texbooks/Study Guides? It varies from person to person and course to course. For example, English Adv IMHO is way harder than Yr 11 while MX1 is kinda easier.

Since UAI will be used if you don't embark on any tertiary studies and the UMAT score is valid for 2 years then you're probably just going to take a gap year and reapply, right? :)

Re: Recommended Texbooks/Study Guides? I've never heard of that textbook and can't vouch for it. Maybe someone else knows if it's good. From the top of my head, these are some good math textbooks: *Cambridge (Arnold) *Coroneos *Fitzpatrick *Math in Focus (Grove) - Use thisto learn...

Whoa, I just had a look at the UMAT score in your sig. WOW!!! :eek:

Did you also apply to other interstate Universities? Hope you make it in. :)

Maybe your references are too subtle/intelligent that only someone with extensive knowledge of BNW would understand? See, I only have superficial knowledge of BNW thus I can't even locate your reference. :)

I've been doing a lot of english homework lately which probably drove me partially insane. Hence, the BNW allusions. I just wanted to see how long it could last. :)

Your parents are asian, aren't they?