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Lol thx :p

Factorise, cancel out then integrate Answer should be something like this: \frac{v^2}{2}+2v+C

If you want to work in the "core" of the game e.g. engine programming, then software engineering is the way to go.

How is ENGG1802? It says there is no assumed knowledge but I've heard it's pretty hard.

Using gaussian elimination/matrices should be your last resort LOL

No, they won't mark it wrong. However, in the case where they ask you to prove things e.g. Show that the equation of the curve is ... It is best that you write it in the same fashion as they stated in the question. You will definitely need to do it if they state e.g. Write the equation of the...

Enjoy your holiday while it lasts.

Is that the whole question? For change in enthalpy {\bigtriangleup} H=mc{\bigtriangleup}T, you'll need some more information.

^^^ For second derivative, you need the product rule. You should get something like this: \frac{d^2y}{dx^2}=-4cos(x)sin(x)-cos(x)

Did you get \frac{dy}{dx}=cos^2(x)-sin(x)(sin(x)+1)

Yes Differentiate w/th product rule dy/dx=0; solve for x substitute into original function for y value for max/min d^2y/dx^2=0 substitute into original function for y value for inflection pts sketch function

Of the two, only the degree of ionisation provides the measurements of acid strength.

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You don't have to take math135, math132 is advanced btw. No financial maths. Here's the syllabus for math130: http://maths.mq.edu.au/undergraduate/math130s.html Just look up the specific maths unit and type mq math1xx into google

If you're gonna teach yourself, khan and patrickjmt are all good. There are many other great channels too. Here's some additional material alfrom usyd: http://sydney.edu.au/stuserv/maths_learning_centre/2unit.shtml It seems likely that the unit in which has the most maths (apart from maths...

You can teach yourself some 2U here: http://maths.mq.edu.au/numeracy/mums.html Also, it doesn't have to be at MQ. You can do bridging courses at any uni in order to save time.

You can complete your engineering degree and do a teaching diploma. I've known many math teachers who have done this.

Bump, anyone else? How are the circuit lab exams btw? What do they test you on?

You can do a bridging course for 2U at any university. Also you don't really need MATH1003 & 1005 unless you plan to take intermediate level maths so you can take foundation units.

Ok, so there is no 2nd year maths. So how hard you rate the course if you have done it??