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Agreed. Unless its a street uni, because then you have to be careful of a certain troll, who can not make it into even TAFE ;)

Dafuq? Yesterday at circular quay with a few friends. We walk under the train bridge with an odd smell which we all distinguished as burnt sugar. A few said it was a nice smell. Then after walking back, I spotted massive 5 garbage bins that are the size of a small car.. They could be smelt from...

Thanks. May the odds be in yours to win the bingo!

I just mean that at the interview, the TFN won't be necessary. Once I start work, then I will give it.

Confucius say bravo nerd, bravo.

I was thinking that I might only provide my TFN when I actually begin my shift for a time period, simply because it is subject to fraud and stuff.

So, I'm going to post up an ATAR estimate for you guys to juggle with. Think of it as bingo. First, my school is usually ranked in the low 600's ranging to the high 500's. Subject: My ranks [What I am expecting in raw marks] English Advanced: 3/20 [85/105] Mathematics Extension 1: 1/8...

Oops my bad. Push up your business studies and English ranks. At the moment I would say you are at a high 80's.

lol. I probably spent around 28% on Ext.2. Probably around 12% Ext.1. 22% Chemistry. 18% Physics. 15% English Advanced. 5% Economics.

Yeah true. Do most jobs require the proof by certificate? What about a TFN?

school rank roughly?

Why do I always seem to be the thread killer :( ?

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Really? I remember the RMS asking me for the originals of my birth certificate and there were questions indicating whether you are a resident or citizen or international in Australia. If that question is confidential, then yeah I guess you're right.

First integrate f ''(x), so that: f'(x)=8x + C Now, substitute that f '(1)=0, so that: Is this correct in the question? f'(0)=8(1)+C=0 C=-8 Integrate again: f(x)=4x^2-8x+C When \ y=f(x)=3, x=1 y=3=4(1)^2 -8(1)+ C C=7 So now we get the equation: y=4x^2-8x+7

Don't do standard. Do Advanced. Standard is an ATAR killer.

Do you have a driving licence? Even Learners are fine. That is enough proof to show that you are a resident (temporary or permanent) or that you are a citizen.

Oh and welcome to Bored of Studies.

Why on Earth would your school do that? Year 10 maths is the embodiment of general maths/2-unit. Most people who did well in year 10 maths actually failed in 2-unit and dropped down to general. Year 10 English has nothing to do with HSC English. In year 11 I was denied the opportunity to do...

The course should be fast paced, requiring me to spend many hours a week just to keep up, even though our class was always behind.