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My name is Nathan Hanley, I am a 2006 graduate from Hurlstone and have been a HSC tutor for the past 4 and a half years. I am currently completing my final year, and Structural Engineering thesis, for a Bachelor of Science (Advanced) / Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Structural Engineering) at...

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Bump. Have 2 places left guys.

ACCEPTING YEAR 12 STUDENTS FOR 2010 HSC, AS WELL AS YEARS 7-11. I'm currently a fourth year Science/Engineering student at the University of Sydney, and tutor the following subjects: Mathematics Advanced (2 unit) Mathematics Extension 1 (3 unit) Physics (Option topics tutored: 'Quanta to...

ROFL which tutors tutor in which area aren't exactly state secrets =P. I'm sure if you post up you'll find numerous tutors in your area, or tutors willing to drive to your area or meet you nearby.

That depends on how much you improved in that subject (assuming you actually put in the effort, not just turned up to tutoring once a week and never did any study). In the end value is based on YOUR results and how they improve, not the results of your tutor. A tutor estimates their price based...

What's the matter with you guys? I think the above comments are extremely rude and uncalled for. If you don't have something nice to say then don't say anything at all. Surely you have something better to do, such as study for your exams, then troll these forums and insult people over...

I highly recommend Aaron, he really knows his stuff, and is excellent at explaining complex concepts in simple, easy to understand ways and is a very patient tutor.

...Uh grats?

Atif is a very smart guy. Went to hs with this bloke. Highly recommend :D.

Something not to be confused about ;): Imaginary numbers: multiples of i (as you said the square root of negative 1) Complex numbers: A number of the form z (<- called complex number) = a + ib Where a and b are real numbers, and i is (-1)^1/2 e.g z= 5 +9i z= pi - ei A complex number as you can...

Haha this is not a rude comment but given this is a 3 unit forum, that post is pretty much completely useless. Not in terms of the world hehe, just to these 17 and 18 year old kids who haven't even heard of euler's formula ;). After 2 years of uni I haven't heard of quartenions :P.

Trebla is absolutely correct of course (thats a uni grade answer ;)) but don't sweat it if you find the proof/rason hard to follow, that is a concept beyond 2 unit and I doubt they would ask you anything along these lines even in 4 unit. This question is not so much asking you to look at the...

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