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Hi peeps, just did a practice paper for this topic based on the BCS theory. I had a crack at it but ain't sure if I'm right. The question is; The BCS theory seeks to explain superconductivity. This theory involves discussion of electron pairs. Identify two unusual properties of these...

Hi Guys, got a couple of question which I have no idea about. Can you please help?? Thanks

yeh got it now, thanks mate :)

haha i was considering it, but i want to do a double degree ahaha

For part (iii), how do u go get dP/dt = P^2 (1000-P/P)? Everything above I get.

So for part (iii), do u just use quotient rule to differentiate and go from there? All makes sense now, thanks heaps!!

cool thanks guys :)

ok cool, thanks a lot :P

Can someone help with 17?, I seem to be half right on all. All help appreciated :)

Differences?

Ur a legend! thanks champion!! But why pick 10, can it be any number or is it 10, since i amplitude, then 10-4=6, therefore x=6?

So basically B Business (Finance) e.g. UTS and B Commerce (Finance) e.g. UNSW are the same yeh?

Hey guys, this is a really easy question however I aint getting it right, may someone please help me. A body in SHM has an amplitude of 10m and period of 10 s. How long would it take for body to travel from one of its extremities of its path of motion to a point 4 metres away? I got 1.85s, but...

So say if I did a B Business degree at UTS, and I chose Finance as my major, would it be the same as doing B Commerce (Finance) at USYD, UNSW, Mq uni etc. Hence, if I wanted to pursue a career in Banking/Finance/Investment, would a business degree with major in Finance be applicable?

Can someone please tell me the differences between a B Business degree at UTS for instance and a B Commerce degree at say like USYD, UNSW, mq uni etc?? Say if I was to major in finance, would ie be different for either one? Thanks :P

ok cool, is there a difference between a b business degree at uts and a b commerce degree at unsw, usyd, mq uni. etc. Like would studying a finance major in either one would different in any way(s)?

yeh my bad for 2 (b), b it meant to be greater than or equal to -1/2 or less than or equal to 1/2. question 2 is done right, still don't get how u did it though... How do u do 1?

wat r u planning on doing once graduating (if you've considered it at all). How is enginnering so far? How much do you need btw? 86 or even 81 (with bonus points)

Hey peeps, just a couple of question I'm unsure with. 1. A monic cubic polynomial when divided by x^2 +4 leaves a remainder of x + 8 and when divided by x leaves a remainder of -4. Find the polynomial in the form ax^3 + bx^2 + cx +d =0 (I know that a=1 ;given and d =-4) (Answer: x^3 - 3x^2...