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Yes do that Yeah you can do this: 'math bridging course (USYD)'

accounting is the only one which will get you a professional qualification just putting it out there if you're looking more towards employment prospects. Other than that I can't say much since I have no experience in any of those majors

During holidays follow what these peeps say: http://community.boredofstudies.org/129/years-9-10/331628/how-best-make-use-holidays-before-year-11-a.html For studying during year 11 to prepare for year 12 this advice holds...

Hi I don't think it is possible to internally transfer into B of vision science/clinical optometry however you don't need to. You can just complete your three years of B of vision science then do your masters in clinical optometry and this will have the same effect. Having the double degree...

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for part iii) to start off you are proving mathematical induction so you can start with proving the left side = right side by substituting n = 4 to both sides then go on from there. a hint for part ii) is to look carefully at the expression and remember you are differentiating with respect to...

If you are majoring in math you will more or less be doing the same level of math courses you find in comp science or engineeering both of which assume 3 unit but again you can make do with 2 unit. Its not that you will struggle but its more important that you just work hard since most people...

this is basically doing either accounting/finance or accounting/business analytics. Just look at what finance vs business analytics will do for you and go for that

- Take a look at the course description of Mathematics Standard, you can then assess whether or not you will be able to do well or not and don't put yourself down. A friend of mine (although anecdotal evidence isn't an example for all cases) failed math in year 10 yet he got high b6 for general...

I think thats something you should decide for yourself, from what you are writing it seems you feel that you are struggling with 4u and it is having a negative impact on your other subjects (I am assuming you are taking note of this by results from taking tests in the other subjects). As a...

Theres also these, question numbers are sorted by topic from 1995-2015 here: MX1 question numbers 2u math question numbers

mainly whirlpool and wall street oasis (wso). WSO is pretty helpful in getting to know more about investment banking but the only problem is that it is a lot more focused on the US. Whirlpool is more focused on australia but there is more or less no way of telling whether a person is an expert...

Solve for the greatest coefficient of (2x + 1)^5 instead and then you just need to ensure that k is an even integer so that the coefficient is positive since: coefficient of T_k = 5Ck * (2)^(5-k) * (-1)^k for (2x - 1)^5 For (2x + 1)^5 you use the formula coefficients of T_k+1/T_k > 1 since...

If you're planning on getting into investment banking then from what I have read online in quite a few forums (take my words with a grain of salt) is to do bachelor of commerce/law Sent from my SM-G610Y using Tapatalk

Yeah crap I completely forgot math is gonna be required for USYD for a lot of courses Sent from my SM-G610Y using Tapatalk

You can survive on an knowledge of just 2u mathematics for computer science for any of the degrees, however math extension will make things a lot more easier. I cant really think of why they would do that other than for marketing reasons or it was just a mistake. Don't worry you will be able to...

I haven't exactly done this text but I did a quick search and here's what I found: Also with AOS you do not need to worry too much about whether or not the text is related to Dobson, just go with the standard rule, choose one that relates to the area of study and use a not very well known...

Kinda late but HTML isn't a programming language, its a markup language. Sent from my SM-G610Y using Tapatalk

1. No it shouldn't affect your USYD offer 2.From what I can see on the key dates page, USYD should be releasing their offers on: October 25 for october round 2 November 15 for november round 1 November 29 for november round 2 and so on september offers to october round 1 offers have already...