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somewhere between 80 to 93 based on school rank ballpark figure

Tbh idk what you guys are going on about. I'd be happy with either a good daily driver (a liberty 2.5GT or WRX, depending on conditions) or a weekend car (really doubt I'll get to this stage unless I'm retired though) depending on how I need it. Would also want to try a few track days out once...

lol yeah

Also an 86/BRZ is more than enough for Australian roads lol. You can also get a bit of fun out of it if you have access to an empty concrete area and have a lot of cones to set up a mini track. I wouldn't get one for the looks; actually I wouldn't buy any car just for the looks.

You had a starlet at one stage didn't you? Wouldn't this be a 2nd car list then :p ?

Is there a particular issue with the current exhaust? What sort of change to the exhaust system are you looking at? I would stick with stock exhaust unless some heavy engine modifications are made. If you convert to manual, the stock exhaust should be fine too.

Well yeah of course C is the only one that makes sense logically given we add the condition that only part-time and full-time work exist in the realm of the question (that's the easy part and everyone would obviously put C and move on in the exam) but I want to get to the answer C using a...

Re: Confessions Ok I drew up a k-map and (denoting Workers with W, part-time with P and full-time with F) I got: W = \overline{P} = \overline{P} \left ( F + \overline{F} \right ) idk how to translate into words pls help

Re: Confessions yea well then it's C as that is the only one that passed my if statements.

Re: Confessions None MUST be correct. I was inclined to say only C is correct, but then I noticed, what about casual work? Inconclusive data; just chuck it through a bunch of if statements in your head.

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Got me textbook and breadboards in the mail.

Re: UNSW Chit Chat Thread 2015. Potapov is an interesting lecturer. He's a really good tutor too.

It's asking for most correct. So which one's in your opinion can be validated directly from the data given? For these, use a process of elimination and judge in the end which one is correctly validated. I would help with the actual questions but I never did Business Studies so I have no idea.

This is the way to go about the question for HSC purposes. That would be maximum speed, not velocity.

Re: UNSW Chit Chat Thread 2015. I study a lot at the end but unfortunately I sometimes don't know what to expect in the final and I get done by the curve ball questions and the silly mistakes too. For maths last sem, I pretty much got 48/50 for one half of the course and 36/50 for the other...

Re: UNSW Chit Chat Thread 2015. But yeah 60+ % finals are normal in engineering and science. It is really nice to have a final worth less. I usually get better marks if everything is distributed over semester because I make too many silly mistakes in longer final exams. That's the DN side of life.