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there's always the opportunity of finishing them before they get enough to be annoying :P

Trebs + alot of infantry.. seige weapons loose .. gold for gold

Methinks.. Every serious player plays chinese for rm... except in team games. special units are basically useless .. don't have enough castles to make enough of them. feudal-> archers + skirmisher + paliside their gold, tower their woodpit. Castle-> knights, imp->champions. Goths don't have...

well that's not true... not always atleast... say if you take the B(0,e) on R^1

seraphim, thought you'd be on a date with your stats notes at the moment :P

Get the maths/physics nerd at your school to explain things to you... It's easier to get a feeling of what's important and what's not that way

That's a dumb question... everyone doing the HSC knows that the hardest one is this years

From unofficial sources the following are likely to happen: Analysis I(MATH3610) and Analysis II(MATH3620) would be merged into a 6 unit course, but with less material than the 2 combined. Similar things would happen to Algebra I(MATH3710) and Algebra II(MATH3720). Analysis...

It's best if you send them an email or give them a call to see if the science degree programs gives you professional recognition. After doing some google searches, I am under the impression that it doesn't (at unsw), only unis around Sydney that popped up were Usyd and Newcastle. Science and...

Even accounting.. ceteris paribus ofcourse

hmm depends on the subjects.. up to 30 shouldn't be much of a problem, 33 should be alright too (hopefully, coz I am panning to do it next semester). I've heard of 3 ppl would overloaded to 33 (all taking pure maths).. 2 graduated and 1 is doing honours

+/- 5% depending on the paper

and reinsurance allows risks to be diluted/pooled/shared/whatever

Corollary: Technical skills are more important when you start

this is from fitzpatrick's 3 unit book

you can take almost any subject with BA

pair it up with law.. very useful.. or take law + science instead of commerce

This takes around 1-2 mins.. which isn't too bad the slope of the tangent is M so the tangent is (x-acos(t))*M = y- bsin(t) the y intercept is at x = 0 which turns out to be (0, ?) PX / PY = bsin(t) / (bsin(t) - ?) =... after some crunching b^2/a^2

you are dead either way.

get permission for the clash then.. duh.