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the only real work experience ive had is at a fast food chain for 6 months a year ago and i dont have any extracurriculars or volunteering shit, so my resume is horrible. i dont have any referees either. im gonna have a truck load of free time after semester ends (2nd year uni) and i dont want...

idk whether to do com and science(maffs) or commerce and adv math cause i heard they are the same thing i was interested in pure maths for the major but even tho its interesting and all idk if thats useful as a degree combined with commerce and the compulsory honours in the science part puts...

the guy called me and I told him I had no school and stuff so he said in that case Ill hire you straight away but he also said lets finish the interview first (its tomorrow) do I need to prepare? also wat to wear

what is http://www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/undergraduate/plans/2012/BSSMD13972.html?

to put | | when using ln

are these necessary pencil for diagram compass ruler for circles and graphs what proof for cylindrical shells? do you have to do the whole r +dx etc and neglect dx^2 or can you just draw the rectangle thing and show V = 2pirh dx i will add more if i come across

what were the top scores that year

just wondering Economics - 9/46 l 89/100 Business Studies - 1/44 l 88/100 confident for low 90s in external Maths extension 2 - 1/21 l 108/120 Maths extension 1 - 2/55 l 80/84 English Adv - 25/70 l 72/105 hopefully 80+/105 lol all trials were independent and school rank is around 120

out of 105? adv btw

what kind of marks do i need in the actual exam, if possible for 99 right now ranks are eng adv 25 mx2 1 mx1 2 eco 9 business 1 school rank around 120

english adv - 25/70 maths ext 1 - 2/55 (by < 1%) economics - 9/45 business studies - 1/44 maths ext 2 - 1/20 school rank is 120 about

starting from next monday? and when does school finish this term

does anyone know a book/site etc which has numerous q7/8 type questions to work through?

when we write something with a log, do we write like 1 - ln (x+a) or 2 - ln lx+al