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Is it a starting time to count days of suicide from? assuming that they all didn't get put on the island initially in a single day originally and are told to go nuts, because then they would not need the extra information.

I am going to be applying to the USYD business faculty for this scholarship as well as merit scholarships and the like. Does anyone know people who have achieved these scholarships? and how much the criteria is weighted towards a) marks, b) interview/personality c) achievements/extracirricular...

It is impossible to stop the media attention pretty much, so we just have to live with it and find other ways to deal with mass murderers. Not knowing anything in the field of psychology, I would say that murderous intentions would be fairly ingrained in a MM psyche anyway, and although they may...

again, massive generalisation, we don't know the motives of the killers.

I wouldn't say that. I just don't think that certain countries have the political impetus to want to, or be able to stop it.

well, from those raw marks, if you have a look at this http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=275486 it will kinda help, but unless you have had the exams marked by a very good marker, or an HSC marker you can't tell. Those marks would have aligned to approximately these HSC...

what is your school ranking? From those marks, you would be looking at an atar of around 99 flat.

risk it and drill through them :P

by simple inspection, the coefficient of x^3 will be (-5)(-3)^3(4C1) you can write a formula for these questions to find out what term will include the x^3 term, yet in this expansion is is obvious that is is the term (-5x)(x^2)(-3)^3(4C1)

sorry, I don't think getting a physics tutor that can tutor you in english as well is the best idea. You should target each subject separately.

awesome :)

proper explanation for the answer dude. Also, you need to learn your stuff because your explanations weren't even close at all.

haha dude i am totally trippin out right now because of your question now lol. but its a good thing :) because i know i need to clarify this idea properly. I will get back to u with a proper answer tomorrow

according to the solutions, was the answer D?

took me a while to think this one through, but i know why not. Within a transformer, the magnetic flux is changing continuously and the current drops. The movement of the magnet in and out required a certain amount of force in and out. The generated current within the wire opposes the change...

its D. can u explain why you thought it was B so we can explain why not?

absolutely brilliant question.

one monk was colourblind so he got lucky.

real life meetup. 10:30, bring knives and money. lets test this.

hmmm, would that pirate not strategise that if he voted against there he would be fucked?