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Each Maths subject (per sem) is worth 3 units of study in the first year. Hence 5 subjects (3x6units+2x3units=24units)

You'll get it at your enrolment

Yeah, medentry's predictions are not that accurate.

You're welcome!

I recommend my edited 2) lols

good, but some are over the top lol

I'm doing combined adv sci - med and jetblack is doing adv sci (he'll get into graduate med through the normal way but he'll surely get in!)

I too didn't get that invitation yet and so I guess we are going to be advised on our enrolment days as we choose our first year subjects? Not sure

Me too!

Yeah, for that reason, we can prob utilise plenty of waste products that are usually buried or incinerated. A great deal of them are cellulose-rich so yeah. Btw, to Pwnage101: congrats for the promotion to mod!

Well we can't say that it's ideal because of the huge amount of energy/cost needed to break cellulose down to monnomers, ferment and extract ethanol, and dehydrate it to ethylene. certainly has a huge potential though

That's correct

Haha yeah, I'll be there on the 25th then!

Wow, I will join COMA then (as well as SciSoc)!

Bachelor of Science (Advanced) (Biochemistry/Medicinal Chemistry (planning to major in them)) / Bachelor of Medicine Bachelor of Surgery I

\\y=(1+x^3)^{1+x^3} \\log_{1+x^3}y=1+x^3 \\\frac{lny}{ln(1+x^3)}=1+x^3 \\lny=(1+x^3)ln(1+x^3) \\\frac{\frac{dy}{dx}}{y}=3x^2ln(1+x^3)+3x^2 \\\frac{dy}{dx}=3x^2(1+ln(1+x^3))y \\\frac{dy}{dx}=3x^2(1+ln(1+x^3))(1+x^3)^{1+x^3} lols, beaten although vafa, you made one stupid mistake of subbing in an...

nice solution!

1) an external magnetic field is applied to the conductive rotating disc. Due to the rotation, there is a change in flux and as a result of Lenz's Law, the magnetic field of the induced eddy currents will oppose the intial change in flux. The interaction of the both these magnetic fields will...

the other way

That's true. But yeah, that "chemical" in the syllabus actually means nuclear in this case. Stupid boardofstudies