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|x+i(y+1)|=\sqrt{x^2+(y+1)^2}

The answer is no, I'll let you figure out why not.

- For applied mathematics questions, check whether your answer is reasonable via common sense: eg. If you get probabilities which exceed 1 or physical quantities with negative values, you screwed up. This highlights the importance of gaining an intuition on how maths concepts are applied - HSC...

You should have part of Friday morning off, depending on whether they split the three hours into labs and tutes. Computing tutes are useless, computing labs are important however (weekly assessments).

econometrics is a heavily dumbed down version of statistics. do statistics and finance.

2. Re(z)=2 So z=2+ib z^2=4-b^2+4ib So let X=4-b^2, Y/4=b so X=4-Y^2/16 Y^2=16(4-X) => Sideways parabola

Given the sheer number of threads started on timetabling, I am writing this thread to answer some questions on what happens next, especially with regards to getting prepared to start (especially in regards to textbooks). Hopefully people may find what they need here so they wont have to create...

ABS is obvious. CSIRO as well (you may need to develop some computing skills as well) RBA if you have some economics knowledge.

"discrimminant" not "determinants" - too much first year maths haha

Using the completing the square method a=(-5/2)^2=25/4

um question makes no sense

actuarial major im guessing

Dinner table degree - sole purpose of doing it is for asian parents to brag about it to fellow asians.

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Re: Quick thread -How much derivation in Parametric Equations of Parabola is required You only have write down the derivation for tangent of P. For Q, just say "Similarly, the tangent at Q is...", and just write down equation of tangent for Q (mere substitution of parameters). This is...

http://www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/undergraduate/programs/2011/3991.html seriously its not that hard... just find out which courses you have to do and put them in.

timetables are officially made at my.unsw but for drafts, use: http://mahler.cse.unsw.edu.au/rectangles/

not quite the same, when you enrolled , you should have created/received a password, which lets you access my.unsw to hecs details.

Cheers Drongoski =D Bored is right though, I did my HSC in 09 but im doing maths and finance, not adv maths. I had another account in 2009 but I didnt use it much in HSC so I decided to start fresh. I just enjoy maths so I come here to help others when needed.

I suppose that is true for most MATH1141 students. But small mistakes can cost you a HD in MATH1131, while small mistakes wont cost you too much in MATH1141. Anyway, do MATH1141 if you enjoy maths.