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still got into the course i wanted with 73.55 yay

Got 73.55. Needed 76 for bachelor of Information Technology at QUT. Even with bonus points that leaves me 0.45 behind. Im so sad

Got 73.55, calculators estimated 75.5 or so. Wanted 76 for IT at QUT. Fuck me, right

got 73.55, needed 76 for the uni I wanted to go to so pretty annoyed with myself.

Hoping for 80 Chemistry: 76 English Advanced: 77 Maths: 73 Maths Ext 1: 28 Physics 75 SDD: 77 Dont think I'll get it tho

It wasn't printed in colour, it was just shaded

Personally I thought it was hard, i'll be lucky to get a pass

Didn't think of that lol. Exam pressure and all that - havent seen questions where the mass is lost in that form

I just said 10 + 1 so silver had 11grams? why was it worth 4 marks?

I thought the heat of combustion was good, you just had to get the balanced equation for combustion of ethanol then convert 1kg of CO2 to moles then use the stoichiometric ratio of CO2 to ethanol to get moles of ethanol, then use 1360 X moles ethanol to get answer

First few M/C ADADA... Exam was fairly difficult, but the 7/5/4 markers were not too bad. Last question in Shipwrecks was abysmal, i mean Volta and Davy in regards to improving ocean going vessels to corrosion? Come on

I took the wording the same as you. So i simply used a XOR gate.

yeah i was prepared to answer that... not in there. but in the question about phased implementation I realised I discussed pilot so had to change it

I forgot what the Fetch-Execute Cycle was. Other than that pretty much everything good. ROBO i just wrote BEGIN REP 5 # "Directions + numbers" # END

I'm sorry but what were they smoking for the copper skipping rope question

3.5 is used cause it has less interaction with bodily tissue so is used as sector scans imaging e.g. Babies in a mothers womb. Lower energy sound waves interact less with tissue so can "reach" further into the body, but as a result has lower resolution. 20 is used in situations where less...

Yeah i thought it was pretty good actually

Oh sorry yeah it it

I Can't believe I got the 36degree triangle one! just by saying it's 90 degrees dvided by 2.5

yeah with rapidly changing electromagnets. like positive pole on the train, positive behind the train (repulsion) then negative infront (attraction) to make it efficient