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Bob has 2, Charlie has 4?

Yep these were exactly my method.

Ok that sounds pretty good since I was more worried about the time series half with the labs. I've touched very slightly on stochastic processes and find them okay. Also one last quick question if you don't mind, with both 2911/3911 is it hard to get good marks? Because even though the content...

Yeah when I got accepted into MATH1906 I got a new timetable. It may be similar to your current one, it may not.

Don't worry it can be much worse, my gf has a 6 hour lab LOL.

Yep :)

You got lucky then lol.

Note that you can't have stages since the mice have to have the wine all SIMULTANEOUSLY.

How hard is 3911 though? I need to do 5 subjects this sem so I thought it'd be a good fifth unit. Bit worried it's too hard considering my other units though.

Isn't it just one? Question: The king has ordered 1,000,000 bottles of wine, but has been told that exactly one is poisoned. To figure out which one is poisoned, he is given access to mice. He can give any bottle he wants to any mouse, and can do it more than once (so a mouse can have more...

Re: MX2 2016 Integration Marathon Just found it, question 7)a) from 2007. http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/hsc_exams/exam-papers-2007/index5.html They give barely any guidance and it's EXACTLY what seanie posted.

I will try get it waived (science is pretty lenient from experience), but I'm wondering if it's a good idea first before I try.

Curious what your thoughts are on prop trading.

Re: MX2 2016 Integration Marathon It was in a past HSC paper back in like 2010 lmao.

So I'm doing: MATH3961 MATH3962 MATH3963 STAT2911 Does anyone know if doing STAT3911 would be too hard seeing as I'm just doing STAT2911 now? (so I'd be doing them at the same time)

Also looks like I'm deferring for a year (July 2016 - July 2017). Kinda sad since I won't get to do honours with my mates :( Oh and I applied for a mathsy-finance subject through special perm and got rejected lol.

You're joking right? UNSW is so much harder to get to than USYD. To whoever asked the question, both uni's are basically equal in terms of law imo, I'd just choose whichever culture you like best.

Looking at the x-values: 5, 0, x Looking at the y-values: -1, 4, y Just finish the pattern to get x=-5 and y=9 so (-5,9).

Yeah in my lectures only about 10% show up.

The person who topped bos trials did state rank, but it wasn't third. Not saying who for the sake of privacy.