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ceteris parabis, current account deficit -----> depreciation in currency - (imports > exports, increase in supply for currency, contraction in demand, depreciation) current account surplus -----> appreciation in currency - (imports < exports, increase in demand for currency, extension in...

no harm in it

I might just go further and say C is element of the complex field and Q is an element of the irrational, that's if they are double struck

k∈ℤ means if k is an integer (or an element of the integer field) k∈ℝ means if k is a real number (or an element of the real number field) ∈ just means "element of" or a part of eg males ∈ human race

no one?

dude if youre nailing 96% on an extension two exam why would you drop? keep that up and your atar is looking good already. we've finished complex, graphs, integration and polynomials.

thanks heaps! is that a single of combined degree?

thanks! just wondering what degree do you do and where do study?

i'm just wondering, i don't see the harm in that?

for both tutorials and lectures? so the same lecturers run the same lectures for example twice in a day?

hey just wondering if anyone has studied economics, commerce, advanced science (advanced maths) or actuarial studies? combined or single? in particular, economics advanced science (advanced maths) combined degree. just wondering because im thinking of studying in these areas and i want...

wait, you pick your own timetable?

I'm not asking because I'm worried about the workload, time of studies, etc. Just curious. I'm in year 12 now and am thinking of doing a combined degree at unsw (maybe economics, commerce or maths) and wondering what the timetables are like? Hours a week? Full days? Ratio of lectures...

Re: What Degree Should I do at Uni? dude thankyou so freaking much this has helped so much you are the man thankyou thankyou thankyou

zeros is another word for roots or solutions. by the factor theorem, if you substitute in (-2), (3) or (a), P(x) = 0 so sub in (-2) and (3) for x and solve it for P(x) = 0 by simultaneous equations you will find p and q then sub in a for x with the results of p and q in the polynomial and...

Thanks for the feedback everyone, so far im looking at a combined degree with either economics, commerce, advanced science (advanced mathematics) or actuary studies. thanks for the help, i'll keep my eye out for information before i have to lock my choices in at september cheers

what type?

hahha i got it

nah its fine, it all makes more sense now. would there be more exciting job opportunities with an eco degree though rather than actuarial degree? like im not too keen on working in the superannuation or insurance industry ahaha a phd is over the horizon for me, for now

how does by studying engineering make one a man?