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Engineering & Commerce @ USYD (5 Years) Masters is not commonwealth sponsored.

Only specific parts of physics you will need to know. Off the top of my head: - Forces & Vectors - Basic conservation of energy/momentum If you did 4unit maths, you should cover it. Some disciplines don't require any physics (Materials science)

There is no doubt in my mind that if you do chemical engineering, you will get a job. How is mechanical at all different from chemical? Both have the same kind of jobs. Design/manufacturing/research/etc. If manufacturing was screwed, so would mechanical. According to the Australian Government...

ENG/Commerce is 5 years @ USYD Also first year maths/chemistry and second year chem count towards chemical engineering. (and obviously your commerce subs will count towards commerce) Also your response is a good attempt! But not quite right, I want to know the velocity of the water at the...

The advanced engineering program is essentially EXACTLY the same as the normal stream, the only difference is in the whole year, instead of 1 elective, you do 1 advanced engineering subject. In many cases, you may choose to overload the subject (if you have no electives in that year). So...

Hi, Chemical engineering and chemistry are fairly different. Chemistry doesn't teach the basics of chemical engineering or how to think like an engineer. Here's a question: If your tap pours out water at a rate of 100mL/s, what's the velocity at which it's coming out? If you can answer that...

Thank you there kind sir. Also keep in mind, there's a lot of opportunity to work overseas (two of my uni mates are going to texas for internship this summer)

Hi my name is Jimmy. I'm a '08 HSC grad from FSHS. Currently completing a bachelor of chemical and biomolecular engineering degree (advanced) @USYD. My goal today is to tell you guys about what this course is. I got a UAI of 99.45 and chose Chemical engineering over things like Law / Med /...

I think this question is slightly out the HSC syllabus. Here's a hint if you want to try anyway: First try to find [H], next try to recall how [H] and [OH] is related.

Why not raise the australian minimum wage to $50/hr? edit: $3US/hr is actually quite significant

Basically you're asking when to use a linear scale, and when to you a log scale? I think log scales are numbers are large and highly varied. It's also better when values mean little by themselves and are usually used as a comparison / relative to each other. There may be subtler reasons for...

My mistake, I misinterpreted the question. I interpreted the part "a stone is thrown so that it will hit a bird at the top of a pole." to be hitting the bird as it flies away. Rather than literally on top of the pole.

No. You open it. I took a long time typing it up neatly. I can't copy and paste it. Here a really really raelly relaly basic logic scenario. Object 1 displacement is (x1,y1) Object 2 displacement is (x2,y2) A hit occurs only when x1=x2, and y1=y2 Where x = Vxt Take object 1 = stone, object 2 =...

You are far complicating your problem with your variables. I have posted up a proof. It is quite simple. If you need any more explanation post.

Which part do you disagree with? 1. For some pole height, H, (Given the restriction max height = 2H), you can find TOI (time of impact) in the y plane. 2. This TOI in y plane must = TOI in x plane. That is TOI = f(H) 3. TOI occurs when displacement from origin of stone = displacement from...