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I was really pleased EngAd - 80 Chem - 90 Phys - 92 Maths - 95!! Mathsext - 45(/50) French - 80

i thought tho if you did esl you couldnt get a uai

watched saw2 today, i thought that the first one was a lot better, this one was focused too heavily on shock value and the story suffered a bit, although shawnee smith was fairly good as amanda, abd donnie wahlberg did the best with a fairly stock standard role. My only complaints were the first...

Hey guys, I'm aiming to score a 40/50 for 3 unit, thats what my school assessment mark was, at a selective school, and I was just wondering what raw mark i would roughly have to achieve to get this, thanks in advance

well english isnt my thig either but heres something at least; http://hsc.csu.edu.au/english/advanced/representation/truth/letters/sectionthree.html

yeah, thought listening was a bugger, apart from that, all good, how bout you guys

That is heaps weird, I'm also 1st May, 1989. And I'm doing my HSC this year as well. I'm the youngest in my grade by about 6 months, but there was a guy who was 15 when he did his HSC a few years back, but it still feels cool to get it done while I'm 16. :)

yeah, i just figured that it was balanced, apart from that i'd have been fine, ta

If I flip a coin, what are my chances of getting head... Big laughs yes, back to work now i suppose

and isnt there the issue similar to the twin paradox, the person in the ship cant make measurements because they will be acceleraating, decelerating, so not in an inertial frame of reference, so the measurements are by people outside of the ship, which means as speed-->infinity, wont the...

well you still have a while until chem, so don;t get too worried, once you start reading your ontes again it will all come flowing back. Just pick 5 or 10 pages to read thru every nw and then, it will eventually get stored in the memory banks

thanks for that serge

Ok i'll tell you how i figured it, if the reactant loses 80%, it goes from 2mol to 0.4 mol. Therefore there is 1.6 mol used up in the reaction. This means that the products must total 1.6mol, and because they are both in the same mole ratio, they must have used 0.8 mol each. Thus the...

Does is relate to the structure of the citric acid molecule?? CH2-COOH | CH-COOH | CH2-COOH Can each of these donate the H off the end, reacting with the water to make hydronium ions?? Just a thought Edit: Make sure you check the number of H's in my diagram...

COF2 <-> CF4 + CO2 (all of them are in a gaseous state ) carbon oxyfluoride <-> tetrafluoride + Carbon dioxide okay now to the question: The reaction is carried out at 200 degrees in a fixed-volume 10L container. Initially, there are 2moles of carbon oxyfluoride gas in the flask. At...