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Second this. and with the asian thing.. depends on your school/faculty

^ means exponentiate, everything else should be self explanatory. try copying the contents to a piece of paper with the usual notation

are there IB cadetships?

usyd

let PA = x, then p(p-x)=x^2 x>0 x<p so you end up with x=(sqrt(5)-1)p/2

All you need is a decent textbook and consistent effort to band E4.

no difference as far as I know

ROFLMAO ... that's a statement he's making there. Maybe I am missing some sarcasm. proof your sentaince.

I think philosophy also counts as science. Ask someone in charge though

anyone not married/engaged is fair game(men or women)

smartass :D :D :D:D :D:D:D :D:D:D:D

What about Mfin at UNSW EDIT oops it's M fin math considered overseas?

Yes they are in the evenings.. but you will need employer support to make sure you can leave around 5/6

Cambridge, james+couchman(the strippy one), fitzy, coroneus in that order. James+couchman is probably the best if you are an "average" student though. EDIT: it's jones and couchman, not james. I concur templar and haque's opinions about maths in focus.

It's in the tables

mate you got your integral wrong. When you integrate f(g(x)) it's not F(g(x))/g'(x) in general, many students think that works because it does when g'(x) is a constant. The correct integral of sqrt(4-x^2) is: (x/2)sqrt(4-x^2) + 2arcsin(x/2)

not sure.. I accepted over the net

Erh where did you go to for highschool?

they will be happy to let you take any course as long as: 1.you have the prereqs 2. or they are satisfied that you will get HD

it will be 10 years at uni for all of that plus 1-2 years at the hospital after that.