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Obviously... if clients are doing everything correctly most accounting firms will not be in business

It should be quite intuitive, focus on the main ideas and worry about exceptions later

UNSW has a slightly better reputation in the surveys. UNSW if you want less work... at MQ you tend to get graded work every week. Overall quality is about the same..

Do a double major and take language lessons on the side. A diploma for languages is not that useful... a statement that you are fluent would be enough in most cases (an honest statement) reason being it is quite easy to figure out if you are bullsh*tting with languages.

As you said it's not a quadratic. Something on the side.. It happens that if you consider real numbers only, then polynomials can appoximate any continuous function uniformly over a closed interval. The analogous situation does not hold for polynomials over the complex numbers, but if you...

why bother integrating when we know it is Ah/3

haven't looked carefully but surely z=-1 works.. so you must be missing something

You need a PhD in something quanty to do anything serious as a quant. A good undergraduate background would be maths + computer science with some finance on the side. That said, I think the demand for quants in the forseeable future will experience a decline, given that complex...

Nothing in the first 2 years is that difficult really. If you think they are you are not spending enough time.

2. just what you would do usually.. they just want you to put in the precise reason for each step. 3.A -> B is just shorthand for ~A V B, the usual approach is to start with ~ V and define everything in terms of that. If you want some other ways of writing A -> B you can have (A->A)...

depends on where you view it from. Things have different speeds

You are using intuition from the classical theory which does not apply here.. The whole point of the theory is precisely saying that velocities do not add together like that. Let's analyse your argument for your original example: A is moving at 0.5c away from you (U) B is moving at 0.9c away...

Wrong again. You are thinking in terms of absolute reference frames. Though this time the error is about 1/10000

The above calculation is the precisely type of intuitiion/common sense that is not valid under the theory of relativity. You should read the recommended information carefully. for this particular example, if you are in chamber B, then chamber A would be travelling at approiximately 0.72c.

UNSW owns

graduate law is 3 years

Any degree is fine... not like stock brokers requires any special knowledge. There should be some licensing course/test when you get into work

I always turned up late.. no one gave a damn about that.. there are exceptions though

Com/LLB at macq

get a copy of all the textbooks and an acounting standards book.. read and remember everything