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ok. so they took out conics and placed in DEs

get the spelling right, it's compulsory.

take some material about econometrics take some books about: 1 time series 2 Regression 3 statistical inference theory compare. Ofcourse those who make a living out of econometrics would like others to think they are different and special...

I finished part 1, doing maths honours now. Will do part 2 if I consider working in actuarial else that will be it. UNSW lecturers are ok, you've probably hear sh'*t about them too much so you believe it. salaries for technical work usually ceilings somewhere between 150k and 200k..to go above...

depends on what you actually do for the student..

it's stats with a change of terminology and notation

I would do econometrics... that said it depends on your strengths and disposition

you can't really have a 3 dimensional system, The next one up happens to be 4 dimensional called the quarternions you have i,j and k i^2 = j^2 = k^2 = -1 ij=k jk=i ki=j ik=-j ji=-k kj=-i you lose commutativity of multiplication here though.

at x the cross section has area (2x/3)sqrt(8x - x^2) intgrate from 0 to 8 x=v+4 might be a good substitution

You don't need to solve the quadratics.. all iis asked for is the sum of the roots divded by 2

depends on the particular paper

For example you can declare infinity to be greater than all real numbers Infinity > all real numbers Infinity + any number = infinity Ofcourse you won't have all the properties of real numbers, but this set up is quite useful in some contexts

it should be blatantly obvious, saying - S - sin(x)/cos^4 (x) = -ln | cos^4 (x) | is like saying S 1/x^4 = - ln |x^4| hmm you derive the table....

everything is correct up to here: - S - sin(x)/cos^4 (x) but you see.. while S f ' (x) / f (x) dx = ln | f(x) | S f ' (x) / [f (x)]^4 dx Is Not ln | [f(x)]^4 |

depends on the questions... but generally 30% is at the lower end of expected scores..

Actuarial Courses grinds out ones love for maths. especially the life insurance course.

English should be compulsory along with 2U maths a humanities and a science course. The syllabus should make a distinction between language, literature and ideology though. It should focus on Language skills such as writing a decent essay(that is grammatically sound with adequate choice of...

Only pure maths is real maths :P You might also consider electrical engineering (You learn real applied maths here). Commerce almost has no serious maths in it..atleast for undergrads. (except actuarial studies - which is essentially statistics). Although you would probably find lecturers and...

for grads: investment banking has bad pay per hour... Investment banking might pay you around 90-100k for 80 hour weeks actuarial hmm 5x-60k for a 40-50ish hour week. depending on company gets worse if you factor in taxes. What are you workign in by the way?

you will have to use x=a*sec(x) now and then. for terms involving x^2 - 1 real numbers would probably be prefered to field, since here the algebraic properties are not of concern