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So if it is being deposited at the end of the year, then you take one year off the total because no interest is payed on the last year?

Ok I've done 5 other questions and its all good, thanks wrx :D Seraph, are you talking about compunded monthly etc.? Or when you have to add another year to the total?

Oh shit >< Pre-exam stress...must relax :o

My top 7 prefs are all uSYD, Hopefully I'll be at uSYD next year, all i need is 86 :D

Ok heres a question in my textbook on superannuation that I've done and my answer is different to back of the book. A woman invests $600 at the beginning of each year into a super fund for a period of 10 years. Interest is paid at the rate of 7% p.a. and is compounded annually. Find how much...

So if you have to find the rate of change/flow of something, its f'(x) if you want the maximum/minimum rate of change/flow, its f"(x) Ok I have a question, when doing the maximum rate, what numbers would we put in the formula? If it would help could someone maybe solve the above question :D

If you've repeated the error, don't worry, you can only get penalised for the same mistake once.

It's easier to do this when you know what each derivative stands for, i.e. f"(x) > 0 = Concave Up etc.

Taj, no matter how much you tell people who havent studied not to worry, they are going to worry :)

Heinemann is good for any science.

In the resources section on the front page, under Biology>General, is a prac summary I did.

Diagram/Equation = 1000 words :p

I'll stick with what the syllabus ask's thanks neo_o :D

Would you also need to identify that the reason the immune system doesnt develop when in the womb is because the baby has passive immunity from the mother?

When you say Morgan's experiment, make sure you specify that he worked on fruit flies, that's important.

Glad to help :)

I don't like English.

Time Payments. The horror.

Stress causes mistakes. Dont stress.

To many extended responses, not enough calculations.