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i'm doing it and i think it's great.

nah man that is spot on. thanks heaps for you help. :)

Hey guys. can anyone help me with this question? The heat of combustion of ethanol is 1360kJ/mol. What madd of ethanol needs to be burnt to raise the temperature of 350g of water through 77 degrees celsius is 50% of the heat released by the ethanol is lost to surroundings? The specific heat...

immature, petulant. whatever. you can't argue with 42 goals, and he still has many prosperous years ahead of him as a national captain and all round star. ...plus my mouth probably coundn't contain the enormity :)

CR can't help being a talented, good looking guy. Hate him or love him... he's the best. :)

united will win EPL, CL and FA. That will be 5 in the trophy cabinet. a glorious season for glory hunting.

yeah well that was the question in the assessment... perhaps i should write both down. anyway. thanks heaps for your help guys.

hm. wow man. that is a crap assignment. unlucky. anyway...you could perhaps be writing to a relative in Poland, basing it around 'in the folk museum'...talk about your visit to the folk museum and how itreinforced your alienation within Australian society, being surrounded by all these things...

okay. thankyou. yeh wasn't sure to use absolute values or not. but the question isn't specifically asking for area...should i be using absolutes then?

find [ordinates 2-0] (x-x^2) dx with the trapezoidal rule using 4 trapezia...can anybody help? i keep getting stuck.

wow. this is brutal. my wordcount is zero. my teacher thinks we shouldn't start putting pen to paper til term 2...first draft done by end of term 2. what do u guys reckon of this? i'm still smashing through research and development atm...feel its coming together nicely.

just wondering...when using the trapezoidal rule..if i have a curve that starts in the 1st quadrant and ends up in the 4th quadrant will i have to take the absolute value of the functions (length of trapezia) that are in the 4th quadrant? because i'm finding the area of each trapezia right...

I'm struggling with this induction Q... The sum of n terms of an A.P. whose first term is "a" and common difference is "d" is given by Sn=n/2[2a+(n-1)d] Prove this formula by induction. i'm almost there...just having trouble matching my final expressions..can anybody help. thanks in advance.

Can someone help me with this one? Find the equation of the cubic polynomial in the sketch below. Diagram is attached..but yeh, has a turning point at x=-3, x=0 and x=5

www.scoobysworkshop.com simple, easy to understand, great website.

MX2 - 93% 1/2 MX1 - 97% 1/6 Physics - 98% 1/12 should be getting my results for EX2 proposal tomorrow :)

Sasho Petrovski. I hope he enjoys eating his weet-bix with a wooden spoon next season. central coast for life.

Well i entered Lions Youth of the Year competition a while ago and the dinner is in two weeks. For anyone that has done it...in the five minute prepared speech, does it have to be an original speech? or can you just pluck one from somewhere and present that? i just don't remember reading...

ahhh that's great. i hate it when texts are wrong in the back. it stresses me out. lol i think he means that to get the text's answer you just leave out the square root so like Tv=60/(1-.95^2) Tv=615 minutes...which is the texts answer