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jb nc do u recall wat was in the exams regarding the AMME section: S?

prelim means nothing

/facepalm

hay we can first in happiest countries

In otherwords, It's the amount of background you have in math that matters not how adept you are at doing maths? (assuming 3u is some kind of indicator at how adept one is at maths)

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I find it mildly amusing that people say those who do general math will fuck up math intensive courses. Yet everyone here is being relatively supportive : )

There used to be a girls school and a boys school (much like sydney boys / sydney girls) but was eventually merged into one.

yes both are correct, they only differ by a different constant C

In response to DP. Firstly. I already admitted I was wrong regardign my second point. And if you read carefully I did not say you were incorrect. My entire second point had low modality written all over it. I really just did want to see your sources. Now back to my main arguement (first...

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Depends on your course. There are core subjects in some courses. And prereqs for other subjects you may want to do.

You wouldn't even need to learn the whole 2U course (although I suppose it might help)

You are completely correct. I retract my second statement. (Everything regarding sources/statistics)

3U. Parametrics Applications of calculus 4U. Complex numbers Integration Mechanics Graphing

I think doing complex numbers will help.

You can just enrol in 5. edit: BUT MANY FIRST SEMESTER COURSES ARE NOT AVAILABLE IN SEMESTER 2!

This thread is about scaling. Have you heard about your friends where an 85 in 4u counts over a 93 in biology (or something to that effect). That is due to scaling. Everyone is talking about scaling in this thread. edit: What I was trying to say is that the the information frm raw marks ->...

Link me? And I seriously hope you don't link me the statistics on aligned marks.

Today, most of engineering is done on computers. Also, yes, you can take as many chemistry units as you like. Either as part of electives, or as part of extra units on top of your degree.