We are currently studying life is beautiful, i was wondering if anyone had anything useful. absolutely anything about the movie - essays, techniques etc.
y= ax^2 + bx + c passes through the point (1,6). The tangent there is parallel to the y axis whilst the tangent at x=3/4 is inclined at 45degrees to the x axis. Find the values of a,b, c.
This a 2 unit prelim question. any help or full working would be great.
I am currently undertaking preliminary study...
The only mathematics involved is to do with the mole as well as redox equations.
Just wondering how heavy is the maths in chem next year?
My school is ranked in the 200's, but the exception- our cohort is very strong this year.
ranks:
English: 3/80
Maths: 2/25
Chemistry: 2/20
Biology: 8/40
CAFS: 1/30
Religion: 1/40
usually it's only 15 students which manage to get a 90+ atar at my school. However, my marks have been pretty low...
This is a relatively new concept to me. Please show full working and explanation please!
1. Consider 0.374g aluminum chloride, AlCl3 It contains how many moles of
a) Aluminum
b) Carbon
2. Calculate the mass of one molecule of sucrose.
and finally
3. A crystal of table sugar weighs C12H22O11...
Can someone explain how to do Q17 of this paper. It is preliminary chem.
http://exampapers.web.fc2.com/tests/hs/y11/chemistry/2006JamesRuseHalfYearly.pdf
thanks in advance.
Outline the steps, really quickly in no more than about a paragraph of how you would test that chlorophyll is necessary for starch production, as well as how would you test if light is necessary for starch production?
when atoms combine to form compounds, energy is released. Explain why this is so. However when nitrogen and oxygen gases combine to form nitric oxide, energy is absorbed. Present an explanation for this apparent anomaly.
My first reaction to this question, dafuq?
A rhombus has one diagonal 12cm long and the diagonal makes an angle of 28degrees23minutes with the side of the wall.
a) Find the length of the side of the rhombus.
b)Find the length of the other diagonal.