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....... does that mean that a negative number divided by a negative number is a positive number you're shitting me if that's the case

If that's the case how did it become positive later on? (r^-3 became r^3 at some point of the equation)

I failed so many tests in high school because of that. If i'm thinking in the right way below then my problem was believing that 1/x^y automatically converted into just x^y without any further simplification needed. So fundamentally when you have r^-3 = -125/-8 you complete the following...

Hi All, I've been touching up on my algebra in preparation for university and have found a knowledge gap due to me never learning a concept. Could someone please explain to me why -125/-8 became positive? Image below Thanks in advance

Per day on the weekends. University is more of a leisure/professional development project for me than anything but i still want to do very well.

I'm very nervous about starting my first year back at University. I'll be working from 11:00AM to 7:30PM Monday to Friday and attending only tutorials in the mornings. I'm hoping to establish a schedule that allows for 2 hours of non-contact study per day with 6-10 hours on Saturday & Sunday...

On the best of days i'm like: "If i fuck up this guy will ruin me but at least he'll do it respectfully" lmao

In both university & in the industry you get arrogance and abuse; it's inevitable. To the same merit though many of the people that you work with (and see professional success) are quite humble & respectful. University is pretty softcore in every respect so i wouldn't worry. If you expect an...

As a first year university student, co-op scholar & commercial bank officer i highly recommend attendance to anyone in highschool, university or otherwise. The methods taught in Trebla's workshop are drawn from a deep well of experience and bring you tangible & proven results. Attendance will...

As per normal UAC entry they will be looking at your ATAR and not the specific subjects that you have done. My recommendation if you cannot do math at a higher level is to study it in your spare time.

It doesn't. I did horribly in my first round of assessments (bottom 50-75% of every class). I turned it around in the following exams and was topping most of my subjects by the end of the year.

lmao i've heard stories of this happening. It's all within the realm of common sense. Go in with an "I'll die for this shit" attitude but don't act like Spartacus from the movie 300. Leverage your networks but don't be a moron and namedrop someone that you talked to once at a networking event...

I just know that whenever i have that attitude i never fail an interview and whenever i don't i never pass one.

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Leverage any networks that you can & remember that if you can't say "I'll die for this shit" it's unlikely that you'll get a role. Research your sector and practice interview skills whenever you can.

Does the USYD business school record lectures often? I work full time and am starting my first year next month. Needless to say I'll be largely unable to attend physically.

You can try but I'd recommend not wasting your time.

Started watching Haijme No Ippo again. 5 episodes in and it's better than I remember it.

I carry mine in the front right pocket. Occasionally the front left pocket depending on the day.