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I'm kind of confused about PACE units, do they have to relate to your degree?

Because you're always posting in school hours. But yeah, that works too, just remember you converted dollars into cents and that the 22.5 is how many 100mL are in 2.25L -> I wouldn't do it that way because the units get confusing Then you get 8.4444 Which you have to remember is now in cents

Are there any Planet units that are recommendable to choose?

89.75

Do you ever go to school? How many 100mL in 2.25L? 2250/100 = 22.5 Then just divide the total price by 22.5 1.90/22.5 = 0.084444 = 8 cents

approx. 8cents (to nearest cent)

Anyone know what the Mq Big History Course Scheme (3 bonus points) is like?

Legal > Business (imo) Business seems to have a lot more content. Legal is really just common sense and case studies. I heard PDHPE is more 'science-related' and since you don't seem to be doing Sciences and are doing 3 other humanities, I'd suggest Modern History. I know SOR 2 is more...

Am I meant to be struggling with the 'waves' part of physics so much? Anyone else's thoughts on it?

Re: boredsatan accounting question thread Actually, you can choose to do Financial Services in the Accounting Stream. I think it used to be called accounting and was just a HSC subject. They changed it like 2012-ish and it's now an ATAR subject + gives you a Cert 3.

Δ < 0 for 3x^2-4x+2 Therefore no real roots When x+2 = 0 x = -2 Only x-intercept is x=-2 Therefore y only has exactly one x-intercept

Because it's a-x = (a-x^2)^2 And so the B^2 part is (x^2)^2 which = x^4

Following on from what Integrand said, your first friend (0 units) just evaluated the integral, your second friend (2 units) found the area.

Would anyone be able to explain the 100, 200 and 300 level thing? I'm unsure of how unit requirements fit in with the 'levels'.

Re: Questions for people who are doing/ have recently completed an engineering degree triggered

No. It predominantly follows the American Syllabus + misc. stuff

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Ouch. I can see how that would happen though... I reckon it'd be really helpful if iLearn had like a little pop-up tab at the bottom that showed you the stuff (even just quizzes) that's due. It'd be cool if you could also get a pop-up notification when you log in, telling you that there's a new...

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Yes, the answer is supposed to be 6. By putting them into y = mx + b y1 = (-8/q)x + (6/q) y2 = (3/4)x + (4/4) We can see gradient y1 = -8/q And gradient y2 = 3/4 my1 * my2 = -1 So -8/q = negative reciprocal of 3/4 -8/q = -4/3 8/q = 4/3 (divide both sides by negative) 24 = 4q q = 6...