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Just a question, would that be an example of a high order question? Ie. Band 6 based. 0.00005%... you sure its wrong? Seems right to me

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If I got a question like that, basically I would... Describe the parts of the eye which help refraction: - Cornea - Aqueous/Vitreous Humours - Lens Say how the light is focused on the retina, which contains the Rods and Cones, which then cause the opsins...

Im having trouble with how the organ of corti works. Is it: The stirrup hits the oval window which makes the ribbon like basilar membrane move, thus moving the hair cells (cilia) which protrude through the endolymph and go into the tectorial membrane? The movement of the basilar membrane moves...

Heya all, Im using Animal Farm (or want to at least) as my related text for imaginary journeys. My studied text is The Tempest. Basically, I have no idea how there is an imaginary journey in Animal Farm, I mean, sure...talking animals take over the farm, but its a satire on the Russin system...

http://hsc.csu.edu.au/chemistry/core/identification/chem922/chem922net.html#sylla7 I think that should help you

I'm doing all three sciences (Bio, Chem and Phys) and currently, Chemistry is so much better then them all. But I hear that Phys gets better with age, and bio..well, it opens up so many job opportunities. But yeah..the only reason I'm doing physics is astronomy and space..it has to be the...

Ok, here is a nice way to do the completing the square: with things such as: x^2+4x=0 You divide the co-efficient of the bx (b being the number- so 4 in this case) by 2, then square it and add it to both sides. So: x^2 +4x +4 = 4 You can then 'complete the square' by using first term (so just...

Heh, Maths SC If you want, you should go to a local high school and check to see if you could grab a copy of the Maths SC of last year (other years wont be that great as they changed the coarse :S) Comparatively, the new coarse seems to be a lot harder then other years, but there wasnt any...

With the topic of motion, you do get a bit of maths...its not hard, probably year 9/10ish, making 'y' the topic and substituting that formula in there etc.... The good part is the movies that you watch. There is a topic of car momentum/impulse, and they describe it through smashing a car in a...