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wouldn't you just need to use the sum formula? Edit: this n/2(2a+(n-1)d) ??

If you base your performance on introductory assignments, you're kidding yourself! -A wise man

Watch the language drifting, you do not want to denounce the positive nature of this forum.

Re: HSC 2013 3U Marathon Thread that is a good question...not sure where to start lol

Lol that isn't even maths its common sense. But good question though

or just turn the table around and smash ext 1 in the trials and hsc lol

+1

Engineering management is something you might want to look into for high salaries.

probably try to achieve 80+ percent in every exam for year 10. And make sure you enjoy maths lol.

That's ok you can get them done. Worst case scenario - all nighter... but you got people here to give you some company lol

You can always ask me for help :)

I am afraid I cannot answer most of your questions, but depending on the engineering field, on average a graduate would earn about 50 - 90 k (correct me if I am wrong). In terms of what they would do, well, being a graduate would probably mean you do some mundane activity within the workplace...

Yeah it is an awesome game, however I can't play it as much because of HSC :(

Well relating to the topic, apparently electrical and chemical are one of the hardest. What I heard from some of my uni mates.

update notes regularly, and do past papers

what did you do wrong? lol

for what?

I'd say probably top 25 % in each subject, but you want people like 'aysce' to answer your query as he is precise.

Cambridge is probably my favourite. Terry lee isn't too bad either. Fitzpatrick isn't that great...

how about you go study