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hey Zarathustra, sorry for taking so long to reply to your email... i was pretty busy doing something then. umm you understood everything i said... great. :) ya go economics... im not really interested in the hsc type economics... i like the math of it to explain and rationalise this world...

but if you never did any assessments then they can't do that... because they've got no proof of your ability. but even if they did have your assessment results they can't judge how good you are because there are no relative comparison... relativity is a must for physics. lol

i've never heard of it... can't be that popular :p

assessments? what for? even if you get zero in everything they got nothing to compare to... since you got no classmate. ie your hsc exam mark = hsc assessment mark. unless you get sick on the day... ahahaha. :p

bowman's capsule is a capsule that surrounds the glomerulus (a bunch of capilaries) named after mr/mrs bowman. this capsule is made of nephron tubule... in a round shape. diffusion and osmoisis occurs between the capilaries and the nephron tubule.

look at this people my answers: - metal are 3D lattice ions of a sea of delocalised electrons. :) - ionic compound are repeating 3D lattices of ions bonded together by their ionic charges. lol - emperical formula = a fancy term for ratio formula. this is because ionic compounds are...

its a bad experience... lol :p

yep. like this renal artery --> glomerulus (filtration) ---> reabsorption capillary network ---> renal vein :)

connected? nah i don't think so... they touch each other... and filtration occurs due to difusion and osmosis. or do you mean the glomerulus connected to other capilaries from the vein? well it has to or else where do the blood go?

but the lame question is not in the syllabus... how would i know if PHB has particular features... lol hey thanks xiao... i think i got enough info to bullcrap it. :)

hsc don't need math... most of the time :p

just think in your head that the average acceleration will be half the difference between its original velocity and final velocity reached. if you can understand that they the formula should be self explanatory.

well, can't you just visualize this in your head... its pretty simple. if you want to derive it algebraicly here: r = vt [since average v = r/t] = t * (u + v)/2 [since average v = (u + v)/2] = (ut + vt)/2 = ut + 1/2(vt - ut) = ut + 1/2(at^2)...

thats cool... i wish i can do that. :)

what the? ahaha... thats the best... no assessments and no school to waste your time. but i thought they don't let you do that for science courses... because of the practical side...

sexy jap lovers??? whats going on here? im a biochem and econometric freak. lol i thought that SKA fellow was suppose to be smart... then she said general math!?!? but its like first year uni statistic stuff. lol. true that... only them 4u math student who also do enginering can do it lol...

lol. essays... hate them... lucky i don't do hsc economics :)

price fixing and collusive agreement? if both parties complys then both parties wins... a party cheats even after agreeing on certain agreements thus one party wins big by cheating and the other loses. both cheats no one wins except the consumer. thus nash equilibrium is...

what the... i was doing that 3 years ago... by feet lol :p half-yealies is so far away... don't you have an assessment before that?

so you got nothing more?!?! ahhh... im so dead... there is nothing on the net man. :(