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What? I need to get that. I pay $30 for Optus pre-paid and it finishes every month or month and a half. Can you still use the previous sim details, contacts, etc?

Most engineering UOC in the first year is Math intensive. This is because they are the main pre-requisites. But from the looks of ENGG1000 it is the one requiring least Math as it is based on design which might actual do you well for "design in arts".

Mate, no good unless you do 4U Physics, 4U Chem, 4U Engineering and 4U maffs.

Just adding: The verb used plays a major part in differing the two dot points.

A bit overemphasised lol. Only to a certain extent it does.

I think you can get to know Makematics. After all Makematics is doubting the New South.

I was in your similar shoes exactly one year ago. My story: The reason why I first created a BoS account was to ask whether or not to drop Economics. I had 12 units at the time. Here is the thread I made...

That is a "FAIL item" you do know that right? You get an instant fail but the test continues for feedback purposes ad so its actually quicker to get to the RMS (instead of instructor driving you back) depending on how far along the test you are.

Better than my inefficient '98 2.5L boxer.

I'll do the Human resourcing.

Looks like I have no hope :p

I see. If they don't pay then you just give them a range. My guess is 72 with those ranks.

You can get 99.95 with those subjects. You can get a < 30 ATAR with those subjects. You can get any ATAR with any subject combination.

inb4obliviousninja takes over.

First things first: HCl_{aq} \rightarrow H^{+}_{(aq)} + Cl^{-}_{(aq)} By using the fact that HCl is a strong acid and completely dissociates in water, and that the molar ratio from the balanced equation above for HCl to Hydrogen ions is 1:1, then we know that the moles of HCl dissociated is...

Post any questions you have about driving here. Whether it be about how to control a car, how to learn driving something new (manual or semi-auto), unsure about any road rules or if you are unsure of how to do something that involves driving, discuss here.

I actually brushed it in the test and knew that if I reversed further I would mount. So then I moved forward a little bit and completed it in the third step. From the booklet: "A guide to the driving test", it says that "if you touch the curb at walking speeds, you will NOT fail." I think I...

Nice :D. Good Luck man! :)

Makes sense actually. I'm never near any big roundabouts when driving so I can't really do it. But will keep it in mind now. Yeah that's true about multi-laned roundabouts they usually do merge into one lane.

Only on multi-laned roundabouts. It is very dangerous to do it on single-laned roundabouts for this reason: Some idiots on a single-laned roundabout indicate left from entering the roundabout but are stupid enough to go straight through and almost cause accidents because they don't turn left...