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0. Look around more and beyong highschool texts before you make a judgment 1. Log means log base e more than log base 10.. Atleast in most mathematics texts. 2. base 10 logs are only used in things like the ritcher scale/pH scale now.. 3. Traditional does not mean good. One should understand...

let z = a+ib, (a^2 + a - b^2) + i(2a+1)b if a is not -1/2 then y^2 / (2a+1)^2 + x = a^2 + a gives a parabola. for the special case Re(z) = a = -1/2, you get a ray on the x-axis.

actually it's 95.30 http://www.uac.edu.au/documents/uai/2009_uai_coffs_main.pdf OP needs to improve his search keywords selection skill

Don't count on getting a grad job that easily.. remember that many firms have grads defering... so they will need less this time around. Do a grad degree and try to find some vacation work as someone mentioned

something along the lines of debit revenue 1800x370 credit unearned fees 1800x370

(n+1)(n+2) ... (2n-1)2n &= \dfrac{(2n)!}{n!}\\2^n(1\times 3 \times \dots \times (2n-1)) &= 2^n \dfrac{(2n)!}{2 \times 4 \times \dots \times 2n} = \dfrac{(2n)!}{n!}

there wouldn't be any problems

a CD is a essentially a zero coupon bond and a bill of exchange is roughly like a cheque -> involves 3 parties... the person who writes the bill of exchange (drawer), the person who pays the money (drawee) and the person who receives money (payee). Here's somehting from wiki which they quoted...

About the same... Banking is more "low-leveled" stuff and Economics "High-Leveled" , (low leveled just means closer to daily operations)

Series -> Never... (the partial sums are always bigger than 4). if you are refering to the sequence 8, -4, 2, -1, 1/2, -1/4, 1/8, -1/16, 1/32, -1/64, 1/128 then it is the eleventh term

once one group sits down you no longer have the rotation effect. so it's 2x3!x4!

Fundamental theorem of calculus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia It applies to any function you can think of.

15,25... provided that f'(x) exists for all x between 7 and 2 btw.. bad title.

not surprising given that 80 is just above average(median) for those subjects. http://www.uac.edu.au/pubs/pdf/2008_table_A2.pdf

if you get enough band 6s your UAI would be high enough

my boss' regular hours are 8:30 to 6/7 and potentially you could earn billions without going to uni.

Do combined commerce and maths.. then figure out if you really want to do that kind of thing... If you decide to stay on you would need a higher degree in maths or similar.

If you are looking for "practical" courses then this one is good.. my personal view is that kind of knowledge doesn't need to be taught.. so better off doing some real computer science. And I think they are doing things in the wrong order. Things like business requirements modellign and...

Look a bit further back in time

Some legit and free notes are better than that