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1. If there are 1000 places for a course and only, say, 900 people apply for it, will they accept candidates they had a UAI just under the cut-off mark? 2. If I applied for a DFEE course, but performed very well in the first year of Uni, will I be able to change to a CSP in the same course...

No one ever told me that we had to put a consultancy agent name on a business report. =/ Whatever.

I wrote about 10 pages, 1100 words. Everyone else probably provided support for the question, I did the opposite. My thesis was that my texts to no extent, supports the idea that physical journeys involve unexpected detours. It fitted my prepared essay better and that essay has never failed me...

Okay, so I want to do Speech Pathology which of course requires a Masters degree no matter which of the two undergrad courses I choose. If I do B Health Sciences then a Masters in Speech Pathology would I be disadvantaged in being able to get a clinical job as compared to a person who did the...

Why does the Maglev train require Superconductivity to operate?

What's the unit for the y-axis in a graph of Black Body Radiation?

Aside from being a large contributing factor to the success of Caesar's career and the downfall of the repulic, are there any other important impacts resulting from Pompey's career?

Discuss the major advances in our understanding of the structure of matter that provided scientists with the evidence they needed to develop models to explain the conduction properties of metallic conductors, and later to offer an explanation for the behaviour of superconductors (7 marks) I've...

From the 2005 Qantas Case study: "In October 2001, Qantas put to the union movement, a proposal for an 18 month wage freeze in return for a sliding scale profit share scheme." What's a sliding scale profit share scheme?

Ok thanks. Can someone help me with this question, please?; Find the maximum and minimum values for y=sin2x in the domain 0<x<Pi

For the graph y=cos x .................................2 Will the graph intercept the y-axis at 1? If the amplitude is 1, will cos x graphs always intercept at y=1? And for the graph y=cos(x+pi/4), what is the period and how do you work it out?

I have an assessment whereby I must research a business which has had a recent (last 3 months) employment relations dispute and write a business report on it. Does anyone have any suggestions on what business I should use or where I can find such information?

That was part of the Sparta question in HSC paper 2005. The only thing that my teacher told me about the Krypteia was that they assassinated the Helots at certains times. Since this question is worth five marks, I obviously won't do to well on it. Can someone please tell me more information...

Without having read the article, it's hard to know whether it's a journey or not. But judging from what you said, it probably is a journey. As for techniques for feature articles, the general list is: -Headline (usually a pun) -puff quotes (to capture attention) -personal pronouns -pictures...

What about the constant angular velocity bit?

Can someone please explain to me why, when an object is undergoing circular motion at constant angular velocity, it is accelerating towards the centre of that circle?

Hey, I've never really been good at writing essays and I'll like to ask you for your assistance on this one. Here's the question: "Whilst most parts of the Greek world viewed the state of Sparta with suspicion and disdain, Sparta remained steadfast in its military training and shared way...

How do I differentiate an equation which has a constant as the denominator of one or all of its terms? For example: 1. h= 1 + x - x^2 .....................40 2. n= 24x^2 - x^3 .................20 Can someone just clearly clarify this for me?

So let's say I assign up as positive. If I were to stand at the edge of the cliff xm high and I simply drop a ball directly downwards, then the acceleration will still be negative since I assigned "upwards direction as the vertical positive direction"?

Okay. Let's say I throw a ball from the ground to the air at 30 degrees to the horizontal and it lands some metres away. Up is positive, down is negative. So the acceleration will be -9.8 for the first half of the motion (until it reaches maximum height) and then it is +9.8 for the second half...