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you split it in half - i.e. 86/100 --> 43/50 Note: that's after scaling.

4u integration is way too different with 2u/3u integration, so just leave it later. if you want to start topics yourself, i suggest you should do either graphs or complex. those two are the easiest topic and the concepts arent really difficult. (maybe except for the prove in complex)

This. too true.

reputation-wise : UNSW.

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yeah I think it's a bit lower for international students.

this.

90+

tough one - maybe 95+ ?

is it both A and B should get the top external mark, which is 94 ?

This Program is no longer accepting new enrollments. this is the new one : https://www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/undergraduate/programs/2012/3522.html

it's four years now depend on where you do it (ie UNSW). also, it's called commerce/art because you are doing two degrees, clearly different from just commerce.

95+

80+ maybe ?

my post just suddenly came to this forum. magic.

$the equation would be $ (x-1)^2 + (y-1)^2 = 2\\\\$and it touches the x-axis and y-axis at 0 and 2.$\\\\\therefore$ the perimeter would be $\\\\2+2+ $ half of the circumference$\\\\= 4 + \sqrt{2}\\\\$area: area of the triangle $ + $ half of the circle$\\\\= 2 + \pi

93+

95+

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I think you can if you pull off the external. but for now - about 95+