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like passionxmusic said, join as many as you like! Just make sure you get an access card first before joining and you can join any club/society at any time during the year:) there's no limit to how many people there should be in a society, and from personal experience, for some societies I...

You don't have to get the cut off atar if you are considered for rural entry scheme (or maybe flexible entry), my friend who is doing vet science told me that there was someone who got 86ish or something and still got into vet science since they were considered for rural entry scheme. If you...

In B.Science, you can either choose fundamental or regular or advanced mathematics subjects. So if you want to choose advanced mathematics just like students in B.Science(Advanced Mathematics) then go for it! You're just required to have done 4 U Maths for your HSC. If you plan to stay in...

hi there:) Doing B Science and majoring in mathematics is a good idea if you don't think you can reach the ATAR required for B Science (Advanced Mathematics). So basically do the same subjects as the people in B. Science(Advanced Mathematics) if you want to major in mathematics, the only...

haha i did that text for my HSC, my related text was The Arrival by Shaun Tan (you could kill 2 birds with one stone and use it for belonging as well if you want) but anything visual like pictures or maybe even written text (such as poems) which help visualise certain images.

Yeh I'm happy but thanks :) hmmm good point, almost forgotten about that

Woahhh good job! Congrats! :) yeh you should check with them for math1901 coz we basically got similar marks for quizzes and assignments and I got a D (but so close to HD XD)

$I looked up the paper online and looked at the question and solution. The reason why they made $\frac{lnx}{x^2}=-\left(\frac{1-lnx-1}{x^2}\right) $is that they are using a little manipulation so we can make the integral contain the answer from (i). Now we can replace the expression inside the...

I actually do it similar to your method (personally i think it is much faster), but i'm assuming that he does it like maths in focus way for school so yeh :/ choose the way which is most suitable for you :)

$So for part (i), can you see that we can factorise $-x^2 $ out for each of terms? Hence:$\\\\P(x)=-x^4+2x^3+3x^2\\\\=-x^2(x^2-2x-3)\\\\$Factorise even further and we get:$\\\\P(x)=-x^2(x-3)(x+1)\\\\$Now for part (ii), we know what the x-intercepts are if we let $P(x)=0$ so the x-intercepts are...

ahhh i remember watching that on their fb page:) awww so lucky! even though i didn't get to meet her, she did come for a talk at a maths thing I went to at USYD last year held for Yr 12 students and i remember she told us about her maths tricks and she did mathematical bio at UTS and did 3...

oops, thanks X)

Not sure if any of you guys watch the show but they announced today that they were gonna cancel the show and replace it with "countdown":/ gonna miss it especially Lily's maths skills :( http://www.sbs.com.au/shows/lettersandnumbers

don't like blaine's gel hair, i would prefer him to let out those natural curls, but I guess that's just part of his character :/ in terms of cockiness, i don't think he's that cocky but he does pass off as confident (especially in season 2) but that's because he uses that to cover up all his...

YAY! awesome :) haha i actually did matlab for the 2nd half of PHYS1901 lab sessions (yeh all the ppl in my class who did engg had an advantage and finished way earlier than us :/) and i didn't know wth was going on first, but once you get it i have to agree that it is kinda easy XD

well at least i got the timetable i wanted :)

as long as you know how to do calculations in chem (especially) then it is fine to drop maths if you truly hate it and not good at it. However, if you're planning to do med/dietetics you can't escape doing maths in 1st year just so you know (but i guess you can get away with doing a bridging...

Ugh chem is also my worse subject (don't like it), my upcoming chem exam shall be the last time i touch that subject XD

{f}''(x)=12x+18\\\\$Integrate both sides$:\\\\f'(x)=\frac{12x^2}{2}+18x+c_1\\\\= 6x^2 +18x+c_1\\\\$We know that $(2, -8)$ is a stationary point and stationary points occur at $f'(x)=0 $ so:$\\\\0 = 6(2)^2+18(2)+c_1\\\\c_1=-60\\\\\therefore f'(x)=6x^2+18x-60\\\\$Integrate both sides...

went to check out fisher library today, the quiet studying spaces seem nice and quite a few big screens (similar to learning hub) too on level 2