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your thoughts? some people say chem eng... other say Law. What do you think is the hardest degree in university?

There is 5 possible combination for getting at least one red: RR,RB,RW,BR and WR Now if the red ball is dropped, the combination of RR is the only combination where the second ball is red, therefore, there is a 1/5 probability that the other ball is red.

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Might decide to buy one of them. So it is either MacBook air (easier to carry to uni) and keep my windows laptop(gonna stay at home and acts as my "desktop computer" cos it is pretty heavy) or sell laptop and buy MacBook pro? Which one do you think is better?

we get that the answer is -pi/4 < theta < pi/4 which is in between -pi/2 and pi/2

for limiting sum to exist, the absolute value of the common ratio must be less than 1 (you need to know this). now the common ratio that we got from (i) is a trig function... therefore, we must solve for theta. and the theta value must be between -pi/2 and pi/2. if we solve for theta, we get...

yup interested in physics but not so much in the medical industry... but tell me more about it anyway?

oh okay sweet. any chemistry based career that will be in demand?

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oh okay. thanks for the reply man. appreciate it. any thoughts on materials science and engineering? job prospects? and if it has similar subjects to chem eng in the first year cos I wanna transfer to chem eng if I get into materials science. this is in unsw btw

Okay thanks. anyone else? What about environmental science? I heard that this will be in demand in the future.

Majoring in chemistry. What are the career opportunities? What are the prospects for a BSc degree? Average salary of a graduate? How long does it take to get a PhD after finishing a BSc degree? Thanks

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