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well, as you said, basically everything monetary aims for in the long run is achieved, i dun really see anything to be changed, any short term aims that's valid today?

no, but i did meet someone that made it into ey and went to pwc on the first monday of holidays, which table were you on pwc?

babee_blu_eyez, r u by any chance from james ruse?

what are the current objectives of the monetary policy? i mean with the fiscal policy is mildly expansionary and the ageing population, but wif the monetary policy, the goals are so general, ie. inflation, unemployment lvls and econ growth. so what can i say about the current objectives, when...

hi, my class just started doing this topic, another class is doing astro, i was wonderin which one would be "Funner" to do

but qv=Ke is somewhat mentioned in the textbooks in this topic, for the frequency(hz) vs Ke (which uses electron volts, or qv)

gosh, thanks heaps for the solutions, wonders why jacaranda doesn't have them printed in the book.. well, those questions help your understanding on the concepts, sometimes you might think you know how to do something, but when you try doing it, it's much harder. also, i suggest to actually put...

yeah, it's pretty bs how the stupid course is just about memorising stuff. i mean, if ur so interested in the history, then do extension history and study it there. physics should at least be half maths, but no, they had to change it to fit those ppl that can';t do maths...

hi, for those of us that use the Physics 2 Jacaranda text book, u'll know there are barely any answers for the chapter review quesions. i was wondering if anyone has compiled a set of solutions, or if they even exist at all. it's pretty stupid how they don' thave the solutions to a textbook that...

um, sorry, but if i switch the LHS and the RHS, how does that switch the signs of the potentials? the anode would still be the anode and cathode still cathode. also, the EMF always has to be positive in a galvanic cell right?

is 15.5/20 bad??? i got 16/20 for physics, and i was really happy (besides that fact i thought i stuffed it up)

yeah, my teacher told us she's only telling us it's also called electrochemical cells because we might need to know it for textbook questions, but for texts, galvanic is better, direct from sylabus. but with the reversing sign of the smaller potential doesn't always work. i forgot what the...

thx for the prac man, i didn't get to write the stuff down caz i was away when we did it. one question though, what are the safetly issues dealing with the cyclo hexane/hexene? since it's poisonous (if u inhale heaps), so we put it under a vent hood, but what happens to the chemicals...