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Hello, Widney -

Contact the South African Department of Higher Education and Training directly and ask your question. Make a telephone call during weekday office hours. See the Contact information here:
http://www.dhet.gov.za/SitePages/contactusnew.aspx
Call the office nearest to where you reside and speak with a real person.

Note: Fixya.com, where you posted your question is a website intended for asking and answering questions on how to go about REPAIRING THINGS.

I chose to answer your question as a kindness. I am answering from the USA.

Best wishes.

Hello, Zama -

Perhaps the email from the National Student Financial Aid Scheme landed in your Junk or Spam email folder. I always check that folder, at least daily, to see if email I am expecting and email which is not junk landed there.

Plus after checking my Junk / Spam email folder and marking it as Not Junk / Spam (thereby moving the valid email to my Inbox), I delete the remaining Junk / Spam email.

Note: Fixya.com is not the best website for any questions about finanical aid for university education in South Africa (or anywhere else in the world) or any other education related questions. Fixya.com is intended as a website for asking and answering questions on how to go about REPAIRING _THINGS_.

Best wishes.

Hello, Sipho -

Fixya.com, a website intended for questions and answers on how to go about repairing _things_ , is not the right website ask about South African university or teaching requirements.

Plus, your question landed in the Fixya category for Computers & Internet and not Higher Education (University). :)

I recommend you contact the Education / Teacher Education department of the university (or universities) which interests you and ask your questions.

I am a librarian by profession, answering from the USA. No doubt there are knowledgeable librarians at publicly, local or provincial funded libraries of whom you can ask your questions.

Best wishes

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Christine,
(D=Dad's age, and S=Son's age)

D=S+20 (Dad is 20 years older than Son)
D+10 = 2xS (In ten years Dad will be twice Son's current age)
therefore (by substitution):
S+20+10 = 2xS
S+30 = 2S
2S = S+30
2S-S = 30 (subtract S from both sides)
S = 30 (Son's current age) *answer*
D = S+20
D = 30+20
D = 50 (Dad's current age) *answer*

In ten years, Dad will be 60, which is twice Son's current age of 30.

Please ask for -Gort.

To measure it accurately use the longest measuring tape you can find (I have one that measures 30m). Extend it fully and starting from the beginning point lay this in the direction you wish to measure the road. At the 30m mark on the tape lay a tooth pick, or some other item with a sharp point, on the road with the point level with the 30m mark on the tape. Now without moving the toothpick hold the tape and walk in the direction you wish to measure until the beginning of the tape is level with the toothpick (check that this is accurate - best if you have somebody helping you).Now take the tooth pick and again place it on the road level with the 30m mark on the tape. Repeat this another 31 times and then on the next time measure only one metre. This will have taken you 1000 metres along the road.
Alternatively, make your self a wheel of circumference say one metre out of some suitable material (plywood). Attach an axle at the centre with a handle so that this wheel can easily revolve on the axle. Put a mark on the wheel at the circumference so that when you place the wheel on the road with this mark at your starting point on the road and then walk forward, you will be able to count the number of times it has rotated as you walk along in a straight line. When the wheel has completed 1000 rotations (with this mark touching the road) this is the 1 Kilometre distance measured.
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Solve the following equation, for X between 0 and 9, inclusive,
and for Y between 0 and 9, inclusive:

7*1 + 1*10 + x* 100 + 3*1000 + y*10*1000 + 9* 100*1000

How many different answers are possible:
(a) none
(b) 10
(c) 20
(d) 99
(e) 100
(f) none of the above

???

Zero! And....Zero!

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