Recent content by Jordanc957

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Wait where has our principal recently been ... just kidding, they said it was a man. But that's freaky

Yeah I read that too. Might ask my careers adviser if emailing the uni gets me nowhere. Thanks for your help, gl with uni.

Med, so at UWS it's 93.5 for local or 95.5 (I THINK) for out of the region

Yeah that's probably a good idea. Hopefully won't even need the bonus marks trollface.jpg

Yeah I understand that. But what I am wondering is what they take your address from. The reason being as one of my parents lives outside the western Sydney region and one is classified as living in it. Because at the moment my HSC results will be posted to my address outside the region, while I...

When applying for a university, e.g. UWS, they offer local residents lower ATAR cut offs. Is this based on the address of where your HSC results are posted to, or is it an address given when you apply. Thanks for your help in advance.

Used for chemistry, they are quite interesting. Thanks heaps

Not really aimed at a band 6 level, but it has nice revision for terms. Thanks Kenny

I recently purchased his Biology notes, they are excellent. He is very friendly to deal with. The notes are both aesthetically pleasing while maintaining the vital information required. Would recommend, cheap price!

I found this site, which I think will be most informative for you. http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Define+complex Hope this helps

Re: HSC/UMAT Tutoring - (99.95, 3 State Ranks, 99 UMAT) - ONLY 2 Session Times REMAIN Are you serious Chrifahm .. It's in the description ..

The points I had was (1,5), (-5,-3) and (2,-2). You find the equidistant to be (-2,1).

Hello, Is it possible, if you have 3 points to form the equation of a circle that will go through these three points. *Note: I was originally trying to find the point equidistant from the three points using simultaneous equations with the distance formula (which works), but just curious as to...