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haha really?? coz i know nth about computing....so you did it before? could you please tell me more about it :spin:

<TBODY> COMP1000 Introduction to World Wide Web, Spreadsheets & Databases GENE8000 Spreadsheets & Databases Applns GENE8000 is now replaced by COMP1000.. I'm considering take COMP1000 as my gen-ed, since I want to learn more about excel skills. Did anyone take this course before? Was it hard...

Re: Commerce(Actuarial)/Science(Statistics) OR Commerce(Actuarial+Finance)/Economics yes i know.. but the finance subjects can be my 3 free options, plus I did FINS1613 in my flexible core courses, so in total 4 subjects of finance can that considered as my minor ?

Guys. I'm so stressed out atm working out what degree should i transfer into. I'm in year2 semester1 now, doing commerce major in Actuarial & Finance. The problem is, i just changed my major to Actuarial this year (i.e. im doing math1151 atm), and some of the actuarial courses are only offered...

Hi I'm a year2 commerce(3502) student and I've changed my mind to major in actuarial & finance this year. However I didn't do the actuarial courses which were required in year1. I'm now taking math1151 in this semester. As I know, there are no summer courses for actuarial, so I might need to...

is anyone have any ideas about what question 1C) should e ? :uhoh: thanks a lott!

I actually made a general trend about essay questions in past exams trading bloc/international organisation 2008 appreciation of AUD 2006/2008 fiscal 2007/2008 monetary 2008 fiscal + monetary + micro 2002/2006 protection 2000/2002/2006 inflation 2000/2003/2005 CAD 1999/2002/2004/2007 <-...

P (ct, c/t) lies on xy=c^2 the normal of P meets the hyperbola again at Q. PQ is a diameter of a circle, and the circle meets R again. Find the coordinates of Q and R. THANKS A LOT!

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I dont know.. coz this question is from the hw given by my tutor..

The Winkler method may be used to determine the concentration of DO in a sample of water. In the reaction, 1mole of oxygen produces 2 moles of iodine. The iodine is then titrated with Na2S2O3, using starch as an indicator, according to the equation: I2 + 2Na2S2O3 --> 2NaI + Na2S4O6 A 500 mL...

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NO I have tried them all. I wont post it here bofore trying anyway thanks I will try it again

Please help :( And I'm still confuse about permutation and combination. permutation - order is important. its about arrangement combination- order is not important. its about selection But if the question doesnt contain those kind of words like "arrange".. "choose"... how do we know whether the...