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maths test tomorrow!! noo.. I don't understand Riemann integrals.. the upper and lower bound thing.. can someone explain it please?

does anyone have the chapter 8 lecture notes by Taggart? I've printed the notes, but I need the writing he did in class. My calculus lecturer Peter Blennerhasset is the worst lecturer ever......:confused:

can anyone tell me what the difficulty of these 2 subjects are? :o

i actually liked maths.. until the end of this exam where i found out i got so many wrong..!! now.. its GAY =.=" so sad..

i gave up in the first 5 minutes of thinking about it...

arghh.. the more i read these posts.. the more i think i did wrong.. :mad1: gotta stop reading... hopefully 90+/120.. squeezing stress ball :bomb:

lol! i already asked u.. y is no one replying .. wat hobos

does anyone know any good related texts for when the wind blows?

hoping to do this at usyd.. how much would i have to pay for the full fee, and how much would would i have to pay if i get the uai required? how hard would it be to transfer across after doing a year of science? would it be at least a distinction average? and what UAI would i need to be able to...

what are all the alternative entries to vet science if i don't get the UAI required?

a sector of a circle with radius 5 cm and an angle of π/3 subtended at the centre is cut out of cardboard. it is then curved around to form a cone. Find its exact volume. answer: (125 √35π) /648

There are so many answers for this question but I don't know which answer I am supposed to use. What temperatures do superconductors work at for both types of superconductors?

which is harder between the two? what are the UAI cut-offs? which one has better job prospects?

where can i find the UAI cut-offs for orthoptics and optometry? they're hard to find, can't find them anywhere.

LOLLLLL nassim.. O_o how was the test? dunno if u got the right answer yet.. but 3 (b) there are 2 probabilities for this one P(married woman, then unmarried man) + P(unmarried man, then married woman) = (19/66 x 21/65) + (21/66 x 19/65) = 133/715 1 (b) P(blue, then white) + P(white...

argghh.. i did it wrong!! how do you use permutations to do this?

i have another probability question. Most number plates have 3 numbers after 3 numbers. What is the probability of getting ABC 123. I had this on one of my exams.. and had a mental blank.. for this is it (1/26)^3 x (1/10)^3 = 1/17576000? can we use permutations.. and do 26P3 x 10P3 =...

looking back to the second post i think.. y can't someone get a uai of 99.97?

hehe, thanks a lot! i kept getting that answer before .. finally realised why.

the answer is 1.4% i got the answer now.. i did 3(0.93 x 0.07 x 0.07)