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You are foci-ing smart. I wonder if the Soberlene helped? Rubbery rubbery slubbery slubba, my ellipses are so, hubba hubba ;)

Apologise for this too, Cadbury.

You got the D ;)

^ will keep that in mind too, thanks :)

Thank you, this makes it clearer :)

I honestly don't know how to tackle this module. What's the purpose/rationale/set of rules that control this module? I'm doing the speeches (ugh) at the moment, and it's killing me. AOS, Module A and even C seem exciting though.

Thanks HEAPS for this!!! :))) I hope it rains cookies at your place tonight

Sounds good, I'm especially glad about bio being great :) I like how they have integrated questions into that tiny book I'm also hoping that that someone else has the same to say about economics too

How are they, for those that have used them? Are they better for the sciences or the humanities? I've heard mixed reviews, and the economics version seems okay.

"Analyse information from secondary sources to summarise the industrial origins of sulfur dioxide and oxides of nitrogen and evaluate reasons for concern about their release into the environment" - This asks us to "evaluate" the reasons for concern, so are we meant to make a judgement as to...

sorry!

"Analyse information from secondary sources to summarise the industrial origins of sulfur dioxide and oxides of nitrogen and evaluate reasons for concern about their release into the environment" - This asks us to "evaluate" the reasons for concern, so are we meant to make a judgement as to...

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Go study your fyziks and 4U meff

83-90/100 maybe?

^unlike you

Thank you, seems like they're both great :)

Oh, and yes, please upload the paper OP

Why not?

Assess the use of the above mentioned textbooks in one's study of HSC Biology (5 marks) On a less clinical note, I'd like to know the pros and cons of the Heinemann and Bio in Focus textbook. Also, which one would you guys recommend based on their advantages and disadvantages? Thanks :)