could any body tel me how 2 do the questions of graph? (1 Viewer)

[dongdong1]

i always cannot solve the quetions of graphs,could any body give me some ideas of that? thanx!~~

 

[George W. Bush]

Well uh, you draw a line.

Let that be your x-axis.

Then you draw a second line perpendicular to the first.

Let that be your y-axis.

You then thank Decartes, but don't forget to KEEP thinking that the graph exists.

Then you look at what you're graphing, and you draw an appropriate curve.

 

[redslert]

get this program called "GrafEq"

use it to plot various graphs

the idea is to memorise and get an idea as to how each graph looks

don't relay on this program totally, you are not going to get it during the exam, it is there just to help you learn the shape of various graphs

try absolute value, square root, +- square root etc
multiplication of graphs, division
you can plot more than one graph on one picture

check how when the graphs cross x-axis (y=0), and what happens at y = 1

 

[Supra]

redslert where do u get this program from and secondly, is there a convertible version of the BMW 645?

 

[George W. Bush]

Google has your answer. I can't remember the exact URL for the life of me.

 

[freaking_out]

yeah, here's a graphing program that i use:

http://www8.pair.com/ksoft/

 

[Calculon]

Nobody has answered Krish's other question...

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by Calculon
Nobody has answered Krish's other question...

lol what was that? (i can't b bothered reading the whole thread)

anyways- why ru aiming for a uai of 98- isn't BE/BSci wif aeronautical engineering- just needs a uai of 92?

 

[redslert]

Originally posted by Supra
redslert where do u get this program from and secondly, is there a convertible version of the BMW 645?

http://www.peda.com/grafeq/

convertible 6 series YES!
very sexy
645 as the number? i have no idea
i think it would have a different number to the hard top

 

[Calculon]

Originally posted by freaking_out
lol what was that? (i can't b bothered reading the whole thread)

anyways- why ru aiming for a uai of 98- isn't BE/BSci wif aeronautical engineering- just needs a uai of 92?

Krish=Supra
And I want to aim for my full potential, as well as get band 6's in a few subjects so that I can get into TSP if I so wish, and also if I EAS to get into BE(aeronautical/space) so I wanna get as close as possible so I have a good chance at getting a place.

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by Calculon
Krish=Supra
And I want to aim for my full potential, as well as get band 6's in a few subjects so that I can get into TSP if I so wish, and also if I EAS to get into BE(aeronautical/space) so I wanna get as close as possible so I have a good chance at getting a place.

ahh yes- then ur target course should b BE (aeronautical/space) coz i remember how u can't do a combined BE/BSci when u have aeronautical space as ya stream...

 

[Calculon]

Are you sure?

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by Calculon
Are you sure?

yeah, i think so...take a look at this website and look at the astrix next to the space degrees:

http://www.aeromech.usyd.edu.au/ugrads/

 

[Calculon]

Originally posted by freaking_out
yeah, i think so...take a look at this website and look at the astrix next to the space degrees:

http://www.aeromech.usyd.edu.au/ugrads/

Yeah I've seen that, I just emailed them to find out for sure

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by Calculon
Yeah I've seen that, I just emailed them to find out for sure

well i did think abt. doing that but the space aero. engineering is a double degree in and of itself- so u will b learning the aero. stuff plus the space and electronics stuff....therefore u simply don't have elective spaces (where u normally slot ya science subjects in).

if u still insist on a BE/BSci for aeronautical space- then it will b atleast 6 years ur looking at.

 

[Calculon]

/me sees 6 years and runs away back to 5

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by Calculon
/me sees 6 years and runs away back to 5

lol- but then again u'll have a "triple degree".

 

[Xayma]

Originally posted by Calculon
/me sees 6 years and runs away back to 5

But university is suppose to be the best years of your life (at least according to most people Ive talked to), when you reach 40 things might seem alittle weird but 6 yrs is nothing especially if you want to fill in that little Dr. box

 

[Calculon]

Official answer from usyd:

Yes it is but there are restrictions on the sort of Scince majors that
will fit into a normal 5 year program. If you enroll in BE(Aero(Space))
and BSc(Physics) or BSc(maths) there is no problem.

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by Calculon
Official answer from usyd:

Yes it is but there are restrictions on the sort of Scince majors that
will fit into a normal 5 year program. If you enroll in BE(Aero(Space))
and BSc(Physics) or BSc(maths) there is no problem.

LoL there u go- if u wanted to do a major in chemistry- then that would require around 6 years.