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Make sure you account for hidden costs and benefits.

as long as she knows and you know (that you are going away soon) it's fine.

if the discriminant is positve you get 2 solutions, ie the line cuts the parabola (which means it's not a tangent because all tangents to a parabola meets it only once) if the discriminant is negative it means there are no solutions, again not a tangent. so when the line is a tangent, the...

dealers are probably new and traders used

That's to make sure every math graduate knows what they ought to know. I am sure they could let you skip those and do something more advancedif you can demonstrate your competence in those subjects.

But it could be shorter[think about why this works!]: we want a such that the equations has 1 double solution for (x,y): x^2 = 4ay x-y+3=0 ie the discriminant of: x - (x^2/4a) + 3 = 0 is 0 (1 + 3/a) = 0 a = -3

what exactly do you want to do? maybe there's another program which is better suited. You shouldn't really deviate from the sample plan for the first 3 years, perhaps with the exception of not doing MATH3901 which pretty much repeats ACTL2003. You can try to overload though. I pulled Linear...

I think they mean physics,chemistry ,biology or senior science. But I thought there's no formal prerequisites, only assumed knowledge

You will very likely be accepted for transfer

1) Not really 2)b is obvious. c) vert asymtopes at x=-1,1, horizontal asymtopes at y=1 both sides.

First to correct a mistake you have with your estimation -> you have living expenses whether you are at university or not, so it's really 90K instead of 140K. remembering that parent's money comes out of your inheritance. secondly, things aren't as clear cut as you set it out to be. For...

Ofcouse you might be one of those elusive HD averages

It's not all about physics and maths, it's about using physics and maths to get things right. what about business + engineering

yeah do something if not the brdiging course, a band 5 doesn't really cut it

there's usually a lot of digression in "better" classes

Students who do not meet these criteria may apply to the Head of Actuarial Studies for admission to the Part II equivalent courses setting out the reasons for waiving the entry requirements. usually you would get some kind of internship by then

Everyone gets into the part 2 courses. Look forward to seeing you.

cos(x) = cos(-x) sin(x) = -sin(-x)

I didn't think of mathematicians when I suggested it. Not looking at solutions might frustrate someone at the beginning, but will pay off quite soon. It's apparent from those I tutor. The ones who do the exercises themelves tend to be slow at the beginning but eventually better than their peers...

Holidays -> meet ALL your social commitments and play, when you get bored/have nothing to do, study. when schools starts again, I say around 30 hours a week at home on average, considering you usually have 2 hours before dinner and 3 hours after dinner and television, it isn't that bad(For...