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i only used past papers from my own school

you should probably check your working for that step

you can find their email and phone number here: http://uni.smh.com.au/content/contact-us/gjhqhk

http://www.physics.usyd.edu.au/about/astronomy.shtml

visit the website in carrotsticks' post and you can pretty much find out all you need to know pricewise, I'd say it's worth it , or at least somewhat necessary, because you can only join clubs and societies if you've got an access card and you get free subscription to SMH every year, which is...

the law library has a 'quiet study area', but usually it's pretty hard to find a seat there

not secluded anymore...

Name: Carslaw Lecture Theatre 159 Short Name: Carslaw Lect Theatre 159 Venue Code: F07.159 Capacity: 265 Slope Type: TIERED Venue Type: Lecture theatre Floor: Carpet Windows: No windows Ventilation: Air conditioned Furniture: Fixed benches and seating Accessories: 6...

you could probably go to elearning, then lectopia if it's recorded but the first few lectures should be fairly simple anyways

the yound and freedman textbook has a 13th edition now just update a few diagrams and it becomes a new edition :(

email them smhuni@fairfaxmedia.com.au

i guess you haven't had your tutorial yet they'll hand them out during the tutorial, and give you solutions at the end of each session and they'll probably upload the sheets to elearning 2 or 3 weeks later, sometimes it's even slower than that, but you've already got the hard copy anyways

the 3-day delivery option starts this Friday

or http://booko.com.au/ if you wanna buy 1st hand ones, if you don't mind the 1-3 week shipping period but I'm pretty sure there are plenty of the two you've mentioned at textbookexchange and it's much faster as well

if you've got the e-book, you probably don't need to buy it sci-tech library has a few copies as well, some of them are the older edition but there hasn't been much change anyways I think you should buy it if you're very serious/passionate about physics btw, it's a very good textbook

meatbox FTW :D

i found it quite surprising that many ppl dislike the cross method

+1 derive them, practice, derive them again if you forget ...

lecturer: it's a really good investment (knowing that the lecture is being recorded) student: what kaz1 said

aren't pre-uni and james an more focused on primary school education (selective school entry test)? which isn't quite relevant on BOS anyways