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I'm planning to study combined law at unsw, so unless I get pretty damn close to 100, I'm going to be sitting on the border of the cutoff - the problem is, I want to go overseas at the time the offers are coming out....anyone have any ideas as to whether I can get someone to handle this stuff...

Check this out: 4 ln (i) = ln[(i)^4] = ln (1) Therefore, ln (i) = 0. Which is clearly not true. Therefore, i<0, or logarithm laws don't apply. However, log laws do apply to complex numbers, as the solution of negative logs can be found in the complex field. Ergo., i<0.

Is anyone else finding that their schools are so focused on marks that it's actually detrimental to the whole purpose of school - i.e. education?