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http://www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/undergraduate/courses/2012/ACTL1001.html but for this, MATH1151 is a prereq and so if i did 1141 i wouldn't be able to do this course?

yeah, but if i do math1151 and then decide i dont want to do actuary what will be the ramifications? and vice verse if i do math1141 and then decide i want to do actuary.

i'm unsure if i would like to undertake actuarial studies at the moment and want to wait a semester or two before i decide. i'm doing adv math/commerce and am wondering whether i should study math1141 or math1151 if I want to keep my options open for whatever major i decide. is math1141 or...

#Reassuring Thanks Rafy

How much of a disadvantage will I be doing a commerce degree if I didn't do economics as a subject in the HSC? Thanks ♥

haha ok. what are the benefits of it, and what kind of atar do you think you would need to be accepted?

Also, what is the go with the talented students program. Is it worth applying for?

still unsure whether or not i will do actuary. should i just math1141 and then if i decide on actuary i can do math1151 later?

ahh thanks for that shadowdude. im not too sure what i want to major in yet in either commerce or adv math so by choosing these subjects: ACCT1501 ECON1101 MATH1141 SCIF112 will this enable me to leave my options open regarding majoring until second semester?

thanks man, can you link me to a webpage with this information?

Where do I find the core courses for commerce and advanced math? Also; how quickly should I add my courses to the enrolment basket. Cheers

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woySeSNBL3o

Re: B Commerce/Science(adv MATH)[UNSW] versus B Commerce/Science (USYD) - which one?H With the adv math/comm degree what subjects do you study in your first year? A combination of math and commerce or strictly one or the other? Cheers

Bachelor of Science (Advanced Mathematics) @ USYD or UNSW? Thanks

Do I use electron mass as well?

yo cbf working it out but because it is actually atoms just use the amu mass off the periodic table. find the difference then multiple by 931.5 this binding energy in MeV EDIT: actually didnt realise it was deuterium. that makes it a lot harder

nah its definitely not, the values are different

of course i still answered the question but i wrote the examiners a note. they have given bonus marks in hsc exams before, hopefully if noone else wrote a note to the examiners i might receive one haha

Anyone else pick up the mistake? In the galvanic cell where you had to calculate cell potential the electrolytes weren't 1.0 mol/L therefore the standard potential table had the wrong values and it was impossible to correctly calculate the cell potential. ;)

i got the exact same but surely that is too high