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Bx = mu x ? Hence x is an eigen vector? edit: thank you : )

How do you do part (ii) guys ) : edit: free cookie if u get it

I read it. It had 2007 statistics. It has core subjects with less than 40% D+HD. Furthermore it said the new policy said the maximum would be set at 40%. as opposed to the earlier guideline which was maximum "80% total Distinctions and High Distinctions"

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The documents say the MAX is 40%. So he is correct in not believing them.

All students must be on a CSP spot, there is no direct fee entry anymore. Connections/money I meant parents knowing the dean or donating sums to the uni etc. The dean can let you in the course if he likes you etc

connections and/or money

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Difference: You get through med school = 100% sure recession proof high paying job Finance = compete with millions of finance students, etc etc etc.

What? If you're on a commonwealth sponsered place (which all new australian uni entrants now are) then: https://my.unsw.edu.au/student/fees/StudentContribution2.html In 2009, education, nursing, mathematics#, statistics#, science# (commencing 2009 students only) only costs $4162 per 48...

i thought the first one was crap :/

Completely up to how you perform in the externals. probablyy 90+

Only if you're ranked in the average. If you're first it doesn't really have any bearing at all. For adv english you are ranked averagely, but the average is also reasonable, so you should be okay.

90+ is possible

this is pretty damn good

80

what rank is ur school

From the equation of the normal. If you sub it in to the rect hyperbola you will get a quadratic the roots which are P and Q (either in x or y) To find midpoint, you can just do (sum of roots / 2). where sum of roots = -b/a Then sub ur midpoint (either in x or y) in the normal, to find ur...

I don't know you bro aha ): edit: Not yet anyway : )

To get a UAI like that, you probably want to be coming 1st or second (at most the top 5) in every subject.