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So, I am looking at doing Commerce or Commerce/Law, and I recently came across the Commerce (Liberal Studies) degree. I find it quite appealing, the only problem is it doesn't seem like you can combine it with anything, such as Law which I wanted to do eventually. Then I was reading the USYD...

Seems reasonable. Thanks everyone :) Not certain, but we have a noticeboard which have all the HSC High Achievers on it and there were quite a few. Maybe closer to 50-60. We have a lot of dumbshits in the grade who make up for it I guess :p

I’m aiming for a 99 ATAR (if it isn't too ambitious), what ranks do you think I would need in these subjects? School is ranked around 150th, numbers in brackets are the number of people doing each course. English Advanced (180) English Extension 1 (27) English Extension 2 (7) - Thinking of...

It's a maths assignment, my teacher set it. Blame her :p

Ah, I over-complicated it too much...... Thanks a lot :)

If the positive numbers a, b, c are three consecutive terms in a geometric sequence, show that log(base10)a, log(base10)b, log(base10)c are three consecutive terms in an arithmetic sequence. I've fiddled around a lot and I can't seem to get anything worthwhile. Any help would be greatly...

Ah OK, I think I've got it now then: 2800(1.01^n) = K(1.01^n - 1) 2800 x 1.01^n = K1.01^n - K 2800 x 1.01^n - K1.01^n + K = 0 1.01^n(2800-K) + K = 0 1.01^n(2800-K) = -K 1.01^n = -K/(2800-K) log1.01(-K/2800-K) = n n = log(-K/2800-K) / log(1.01) n = log(-5898.06/2800-5898.06) /...

OK, I was doing something similar to that, it was just Step 5 I was having a problem with. 2800(1.01^n) = K(1.01^n - 1) I've tried a couple of ways to solve that and it hasn't worked so far.

An amount of $280000 is borrowed. Interest is calculated monthly at 12% pa on the balance owing. The loan is to be repaid over 25 years by equal monthly installments. If the repayment were doubled, how long would it then take to repay the loan. I got up to finding the original monthly repayment...

I go back tomorrow. But I doubt I'll wake up in time......

10 for MX2 11 for EE2 Pretty even which is surprising. Half of last year's EX2 class dropped after Term 1, so I don't know, it may change.

So, I'm wanting to do Economics or Economics/Law at university, and due to the location and my impressions of the universities themselves I've narrowed my choices down to USYD or UNSW. From what I've heard said about these universities respective faculties, the majority seem to agree that...

Ours was two weeks ago, I got certificates for: 1st in English Advanced 1st in Studies Of Religion 1 1st in French Continuers 1st in Music 2 3rd in English Extension Overall 3rd in the grade The Macquarie University Award For Academic Excellence (and a $50 book voucher with it) Mildly...

And I finished yesterday as well. Thoroughly enjoyed my uncustomary sleep-in this morning. :)

I'm going to Summer School. Because I'm cool like that :p And I've also got a shitload of holiday homework, my EE2 Major Work, and Music Compositions to work on before I go on holidays mid-January.

1. Music 2 2. English Extension 2 3. English Extension 1 =4. Maths =4. English Advanced 5. French 6. SOR 1

I'm leaning more towards a combined Economics/Law degree now. So I'm aiming for 99.7 if I can, but I'd be happy with 96+. 94 at the minimum so I could start the Economics degree :).

We had our camp at the beginning of the term. :) Not too much to do, 2 maths exams and a music performance, nothing too major. But I too will be working right until the last day. :(

English Extension 2 Maths Extension 1 French Continuers Music 2 SOR 1 I think that's pretty rare considering French and Music would only have a couple hundred people.

Maths/Maths X1 - Parametrics & Trigonometric Functions (we're way behind :p. I teach myself a lot these days) English Advanced - Belonging and the Poetry of Emily Dickinson. English Extension 1 - Watching 2001: A Space Odyssey. English Extension 2 - Looking over how to write good stories and...