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Yeh nevermind, I assumed people were asking how to get from UNSW to there.

No, I was asking whether k is referred to as a growth constant. Ie. a constant value which determines the growth rate.

Mmm, growth constant? Technical definitions bore me.

Or walk? It'd take maybe 10 mins at most.

Good job man :3

The racecourse is adjacent to the university, I don't think you need a bus to get there, just get to the university and cross the road. http://maps.google.com/?ie=UTF8&ll=-33.914019,151.230712&spn=0.011842,0.018539&t=h&z=16...

(ln 2) / 3 is precisely 0.23104906 - which is 0.23 to 2 decimal places. N is just whatever unit the growth rate would be measured in. As for adding / subbing, it depends on the question. Try and think what the question means in terms of the formula - so for example, this question said, "in 3...

My solution: (Note B0 = B subscript 0) B = B0 * e ^ kt Given: 2B0 * e ^ kt = B0 * e ^ k(t+3) 2 * e ^ kt = e ^ kt+3k 2 * e ^ kt = ( e ^ kt ) ( e ^ 3k ) 2 = e ^ 3k ln 2 = 3k k = ( ln 2 ) / 3 Therefore, the hourly growth rate is ( ln 2 ) / 3

Damn.... darkwolfzx - wana split the phil1010 one 50/50 and share? :D

Care to elaborate?

Sweet, so far I think I'm in a good position for not buying any textbooks for next semester. Anyone know specifically whether PHIL1010 or HIST1021 require textbooks?

Yeh, true. What kinds of courses definately require a textbook?

You don't need textbooks.

I like the 'Make "alternative" arrangements' option :D But I'd expect you to know all about logging in/out. I never leave my workstation, until I see the login screen.

Gurgh, someone should have arranged to take our the security people.

Woa man what? You did 1911??? I thought you would have done 1917 for sure? And then perhaps you wouln't have found it so boring :P

Well, UNSW runs linux on CSE comps, I don't need all that much more to keep me happy.

Why do you people constantly go on about the steps, I mean seriously. I don't even think about them, it's just natural for me to run up every set of steps I see, and usually I'm thinking, "****, I'm late to the lecture again!".

I have never done anything harder in my entire life. Except perhaps hsc ext2 maths mechanics. There are 5 hugeass chapters, and 4 class tests. It goes without saying, it's significantly harder than maths 1A/1B. If I was to take every person who fails any given computing degree in the first...

Eeeek man, why on the quad computers?