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I agree what it comes down to is how hard you are willing to work, and how well you do, the uni you go to whether syd or NSW thus becomes irrelevant.

Not sure but The CLB rooms are the main lecture theatres, I saw them on the UNSW open day.

That is why I am always on these boards.

You got 95.45, and that's a good uai, someone's having school withdrawal symptoms :) :D

I agree, different levels of posting can mean different things to other people.

not sure, how could you like the CLB rooms, they are horrible ! I assume the Usyd has air-con in their rooms

yeah the dean of commerce @ Usyd told me that the commerce programs at both Uni's have the same level of respect, so it really comes down to how well you do in your course.

then what uni's in NSW are better than UNSW or sydney?

Why does it matter anyway? I don't really care about my rank in the state for a particular subject, all I care for is the UAI.

I totally agree with you, ppl may say that commerce is crap @ syd and good at NSW, but that is their own personal experience and they have different interests. You can really only say which uni is better if you have experienced and been a part of both universities

do u mean stuvac?

Why is that?

I agree, no one should rewally take notice about the HSC marks

hmm, I'll have to do compulsory accounting in first year too, but I don't mind it cause I like and am good at maths.

Wait until you complete your exam :)

Yes I agree, it does feel as though time has dilated some what having completed the HSC in 2002.

I'm sure that would be everyone's choice :)

don't visit the forums until after you finish the HSC, that way you won't get distracted (like what I did). :D. Only visit the forums for specific subject help.

I'm not sure, but I imagine that a solid maths background would hold you in good stead.

Re: probability Just use the binomical probability theorem; In answer to your q's, i) P (3 six's, with die thrown 3 times) = 3C3 x (1/6)^3 = 1/216 ii) P (no sixes) = 3C0 x (1/6)^0 x (5/6)^ 3 = 125/216. iii) P (2 six's) = 3C2 x (1/6)^2 x (5/6) = 3 x 1/36 x 5/6 = 5/72 iv) P(atleast 2...