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i thought it was alrite, got 96

the cad is only significant proportionally. a country could have a cad of $1 billion and GDP of $100 billion, or a cad of $1 billion and GDP of $5 billion, which would make foreign liabilites alot harder to pay off.

Hi, just wondering if any1 can please help get the German section of Resources (LOTE) on the BOS website up and running again, as it has been down for around 7 months. I tried contacting the tech department but to no avail. the page just comes up with: Warning: mysql_result(): Unable to jump...

hi, anyone got some original ideas for a prac that goes under a dot point from maintaining a balance in the syllabus? the thing is it cant be a textbook prac, has to be different. thanks.

hi, for this experiment you will need to firstly use calcium carbonate and hyrdochloric acid to create carbon dioxide, and then expose the C02 to water using a plug on the top of the test tube and bent glass tubing to let the C02 bubble through the water. test the water every 30 seconds or so...

what are the hours like in terms of lectures per week? with it being a double degree, does it give the course more lectures even though it is expanded over 5 years?

just wondering if anyone knows how the uts business/law program fares up agaisnt the commerce/law at usyd and unsw. ive heard that its a good practical degree to do for biz, but not sure how uts compares to syd and nsw. thanks.

would it be worth doing general and getting high 90's, or not doing maths altogether. and also do degrees with maths as assumed knowledge consider if a student has completed maths in year 12 when in the selection process?

basically i have a solid knowledge of intro calculus, but when it comes to the second derivative, integration and trig functions i dont have much idea. these are the things i will be learning in maths this year, but is it neccessary to learn them for a commerce/law/arts type degree? worst case...

yea but seriously how much of the year12 content is applicable to a working situation. having a sound mathematical knowledge doesnt have to involve knowing how to find the roots of a two sentence equation.

so without prereqs these days, accept for the advanced science degrees etc, i am fairly safe sticking away from the maths? im thinking probably more a commerce, law, arts type degree atm. thanks.

well basically it wont have much to do with science. but is the content learnt in year 12 that necessary for any degree anyway?

maths is pretty much my worst subject at the moment, and i have to drop a few units, so would there be any major repercussions in getting rid of maths? would it hurt my options for uni, or is it possiable to get around. thanks

k thanks for the advice.

g'day, i have to make a decision, and was wondering if u really need 2u maths to do commerce/business at uni? seeing as these days maths is seen mostly as assumed knowledge, is it really that important that 2u maths knowledge is taken into a degree in this field? thanks.