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imo either UTS or Wollongong uni, UNSW has a very good reputation but i think its overrated, i know a few people who went there and then transferred to another uni because they thought it wasn't that great, none of them were doing engineering though.

the big one: N=((m(1+r)^n)-1)/r(1+r)^n is used to find the future value when the question gives you the contributions but not the future value. if the future value is given but not the contribution use N=a/(1+r)^n m is the symbol for contribution from future value formula and a is future value...

It depends on what uni you go to, i live near Woollongong uni and i know you only need an 80 for engineering and no pre requisite, their also the second best engineering uni behind UTS so its worth having a think about them before repeating.

what happens to the path of a charged particle in a uniform magnetic field when they enter at angles other that 90o ?