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What factors go into whether or not to do 12 or 10 units?

English: 11/112 Physics:2/38 (Only just off first) Chemistry: 2/56 (Would be first if they had counted all the exams (one of the exams was not counted due to circumstances), and only just off first) Mathematics: 1/50 (Lowest received was 99.2%, rest 100%) Mathematics Extension 1: 1/21 (First by...

Hi, As stated by the title, should you do 12 or 10 units? If I do 10 I get the extra study time (and I will use it) which could help my subjects quite a bit (currently I'd get at least an extra 6-8 hours study), OR I could keep the 12 and have a "safety net". My subjects are: English...

Did you use it when you did MX2? Would you recommend getting it?

Re: HSC 4U Integration Marathon 2017 At school has anyone started 4 unit integration? Because at my school we don't start it till next year term 2

Thanks so much! When you have a chance can you let me know if you got my message (I haven't PM before)

Really! What makes it so good? Does it have a similar format to the 3 unit pended book, with the extension questions?

Has anyone used the textbook? Is it any good?

If I was wanting to pursue a career in pure maths though, as a professor (lecture and/or research) is it preferable to go to one uni then another? Would things like the connections the uni has make a big difference?

Is the book really good?

I'm currently thinking pure maths. I don't really know too much about fields, though from just looking at different mathematics differential geometry and analytical continuation of functions seem interesting

Hahaha, does it have a good course? Is it difficult?

Hi, In your opinion what is the best university for mathematics (I currently know of UOW vs. UNSW vs. USYD vs. ANU vs. UNCLE)? Is some of them better for pure mathematics, others applied and some statistics? Or is there one overall winner? Thanks

$Question 1 - Draw an Argand diagram of the points$ z $ and $w$. Then using the parallelogram rule construct the parallelogram consisting of; $z-w, z+w$. Though as the sides of the parallelogram are equal$ (|z|=|w|)$, the parallelogram is a rhombus. Though a rhombuses diagonals bisect at right...

Thanks, that's strange that one friend has it by topic and the other one doesn't. The book you linked is it just questions by topic (like a textbook almost) or is it HSC questions by topic?

Are you sure? I have the 2014 edition and it doesn't sort it by topic, it only sorts it by year.

Hi, Is anyone aware of a resource that contains past papers by topic for more recent HSC papers? I'm only aware of one for 1988-1997 written by Rowland Jones. Thanks

Re: HSC 2017 Maths (Advanced) Marathon How would you find all the functions that are both odd and even?

Why is that? Who exactly is employing the PHD in pure maths?

So how do you know if a degree in mathematics is suited to you?