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Hey hey! I'm finishing my undergrad for Science/Nutrition. As long as you do a Biochemistry, Microbiology, Nutrition, Physiology or Psychology major you're fine. Your second semester elective doesn't matter too much and you still have time to change your mind after your first semester. But its...

Hey! The following books are available. Preliminary Chemistry Excel Preliminary - Roebuck Condition: New Price: $10 + Free Keep It Simple Science Preliminary Chemistry Notes (topics 1-4) under negotiation Physics Excel Preliminary - Warren (new edition) Condition: New...

Hey trapizi, Your internal marks don't count for any final HSC mark calculated, it all depends on your rank. Your HSC mark is calculated from your HSC assessment mark and the HSC mark corresponding to your rank. Therefore as long as you either maintain your rank or move higher (1st or 2nd) with...

Hi, I just finished the HSC this year and wanted to ask if anyone knew whether or not I can still apply for B Science (advanced)? I've surpassed the ATAR requirement only just noticed that on the course information page (http://sydney.edu.au/courses/Bachelor-of-Science-Advanced) there was a...

Hi there! I've heard that we can't use whiteout during the HSC exams...? Is this true?

Hi guys!! I just wanted to know if anyone had the recent statistics for Aus. Gini coefficient for wealth and income distribution? I've had a look online but it comes up to varying results...? Thank you! :)

Ahh... I'm so silly! Thanks ymcaec and HSC 2014!!!

Hi This is from the Cambridge 3U Ex 10F "In how many ways can the letters of the word PROPORTIONALITY be arranged so that the vowels and consonants still occupy the same places" Answer: 2721600 Thanks!

Hi! I'm in year 12 at the moment and was looking at applying for the USYD Merit Scholarship for the Science Faculty and was just wondering if you had any tips for the personal statement section e.g. what should I say, what should I not say... Thank you :)

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There shouldn't be a second answer. This is because the number under the root is a negative, hence no real root exists (i.e. no answer exists). Have a look at your work using the discriminant :) (gave you a hint before, "answer" with no 's') :p

Spot on! It should give you the correct answer :)

try using the quadratic formula :)

I'm not sure what you mean by cheap? Because a good suit (in store) can easily cost over $200. But if you're comfortable purchasing online then: http://www.asos.com/au/Men/Suits-Blazers/Cat/pgecategory.aspx?cid=5678.

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