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I have to research the following dotpoint: Process information from secondary sources to identify and describe the uses of esters as flavours and perfumes in processed foods and cosmetics. Does anyone know any good websites that answer this? Please don't answer the dotpoint, I want to...

ow, isnt rotator cuff really bad?

im confused.......why is it not gravimetric analysis? what would be an example of gravimetric analysis?

gravimetric analysis involves weighing things, so yes it is linked. I have no idea how to answer the rest. what topic is this from?

you're welcome i was trying to work it out myself but it wasn't working........i forgot to change minutes to seconds

both parts r^3/T^2 for the first satellite = r^3/T^2 for the second satellite

i don't know if i would maybe its not as bad the second time around

or i'd try something else at uni, or do a similar subject and transfer or something

i'd keep trying i think

why would the board of studies want to do anything that would make learning easier for us?

i can write about 4 A4 pages, but my writing is pretty small. I'm right handed and usually write in running writing, but in exams it becomes too much of a scrawl so i print it

i had an impingement in my shoulder when i was doing swimming training, just like everyone else in the squad. when i left and went to a new coach it went away

same here .

yeah i found polynomials the hardest we've only just started conics, but complex numbers were ok and graphing was pretty easy we finished polynomials weeks ago but im still going over it because i don't get half of it

thanks peoples

actually i've worked it all out....i will be there

our school only found out about it today, and they have to know by tomorrow. I want to go but i have no idea how im going to get there

im an 05'er too Hurlstone Ag High

so just squaring the expression for the sum of the roots cubed works? I wasn't sure if it would

This q is the last one in exercise 4.3 from cambridge, if someone could help me with it i would be very grateful....... 18. The equation x^3+qx+r=o has roots a,b and c. Find expressions for a) a^2 + b^2 + c^2 b) a^3 + b^3 + c^3 c) a^5 + b^5 + c^5 The only one I'm stuck on is c). It...