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Highly recommended... She's very smart and friendly. see you around at uni!

Thanks...its great to tutor you!

hey, I just want to confirm about the lesson tomorrow, what time suits you? maybe after school? Also can I get your email address and mobile number... Thanks Aakash</SPAN>

Try Greatminds Coaching in Wentworthville...I know they have Hindi tutor coz i work there try the link Sydney Tutor - Biology, Chemistry, Economics, English, Essay Writing, Finance, Hindi, History, Japanese, Legal Studies, Maths, Physics, Statistics, Business Studies

??? No idea who you are and i dont think I ever had you for tutoring

Bump...just a couple more spots left for 2009...

Hey Gina! Goodluck with your uni... I recommend her.

Blacktown...I dont mind travelling to Parramatta or Fairfield area

Bump...

I am currently taking students for the year 2009 contact: 0403 550 276 aakashjain1@hotmail.com

I am currently taking students for 2009. Contact me for more details: 0403 550 276 aakashjain1@hotmail.com

Hi, I can tutor you 3/4 unit maths. I have more than 2 years experience in tutoring. I have tutored at James-Ann College before and currently I am tutoring at a coaching centre but most of my students are private. In these 2 years I have taught about 50 students ranging from year 4 to year 12...

yeh thats what i think, maybe trying for a selective could have helped lol coz in my school i was coming 1st easilyy in 4 unit so there was no competetion, i wanst even expecting to get in actuarial, but who cares about hsc now, all it matters is getting a high gpa so i get a job lol.

LOL tnx, but there are a few with 4 gpa damn them lol coz i just missed out on gpa 4 with 4 marks in one unit lol anywayyy goodluck with ur hsc

??? being mutually exc or not is NOT related to or/and. yepp i know u said non-mutually exclusive- but the best to understand non-mutually exclusive evets is to understand mutually exclusive- coz either 2 events can be ME or NME... dont be confused, simply use if they are mutually...

no. mutually exclusive means that the 2 events cant occur together example- =>getting a 5 on a dice =>getting a 6 on a dice since u cant have them both simultaneously since studying chem and studying physics can occur simultaneously hence they are NOT MUTUALY EXCLUSIVE. Also Mut...

OR actually means and/or

Its combinations. Basically, permutation is when order IS important and combination is when order IS NOT important (you probably heard this many times, so consider this example) Also, for question which has words like 'select', 'combination', 'choose','unordered' use combination. similarly...

Another way to approach this: for a diagonal we need 2 vertices, no. of ways do choose this = nC2 but in these we also chose adjacent vertices (ie we counted the sides as well which are n in total). so required answer = nC2 - n this reduces to n(n-3)/2...same as what Trebla got.

isnt it 1-p^6