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I'm probably going to do Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechatronic) at UNSW. I would like to know a few things before I decide it to be final. 1. How many people do mechatronics in each year group at UNSW? 2. How common is it for people to do double degrees with commerce with this degree...

I don’t think I’ve looked into the commerce majors enough. Which majors would best complement engineering?

I've already completed my UAC preferences, but I'm not sure of the order that I should arrange my preferences in. I've selected the following (all at UNSW): 1) Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)/Bachelor of Commerce - Mechatronic 2) Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechatronic) 3) Bachelor of...

Subject | Rank | Trial Mark | No. of Band 6's in 2018, 2017, 2016. English Advanced | 26/48 | 64% | 16,18,9 Studies of Religion 1 | 14/44 | 94% | 22, 19, 6 Chemistry | 3/13 | 71% | 3, 3, 1 Physics | 1/27 | 84% | 8, 2, 1 Mathematics Extension 1 | 3/23 | 94% | 11, 5, 6 Mathematics - 97 last...

Does Hamlet represent collective human experiences in any way?

There were several interesting questions for sure. In the last part my working was too messy so I gave up and decided it would be better to check my other answers. I’m hoping for a mark of 95+ but I’m not feeling so good. A solid paper overall.

me too pls

I've performed quite poorly in English this year. I haven't put much effort into English, and I would say that I'm about average in advanced. I would really like to get a b6 in English, but my main fear is that it's already too late considering one's skill in English is developed over many years...

I don't know how to do this question, and I sometimes have trouble with similar questions to this. If someone could do this question and maybe give me a few tips on how to do these questions, the help would be greatly appreciated.

Oops. Yeah thanks.

Thanks so much for helping with this question. The answer is 59 and I think it's because you can have an equilateral triangle as well, where d=0, and therefore you have a + (a-0) + (a+0) = 180 --> 3a = 180 --> a=60.

Q: How many non-similar triangles have angles whose degree measures are distinct positive integers in arithmetic progression? If someone could explain this, it would be very helpful. I have next to no idea what the question is even asking.

I use notebooks for my classes and my laptop for making notes. I've used binders before, and unless you're consistently organising them, you will probably end up losing sheets. Also, binders are annoying to flick through in comparison to notebooks.

arghh. thanks. I just saw the integral and I was like 'how the hell do you integrate this'...

Use Simpson’s Rule with 5 function values to approximate the integral of (lnx)^2 between 9 and 1. Answer to 3 significant figures.