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You probably actually don’t but I study better when I like actually understand why smthing happens instead of accepting it if it makes sense 😭

this is for allotropes and I'm still confused how interactions between light and their structure causes this difference in lustre pls explain someone

can someone explain to me why 18 is C? I was stuck between choosing D and C but wasn’t too sure why C was the answer?

Is that not just questions from the Cambridge textbook

OHHHHHHHHHHHHHH THAT MAKES SENSEEEE TY

can someone explain why the answer is B but not A?

does anyone here do physics and have done like an in class first hand investigation yet for their assessment??

the answers said it was D but is it not B or am I being stupid

wait but i thought accuracy was how much the observed values align with the true value (in this case 9.81)?

wait im having a stroke again, my teacher is telling me that precision is how much the obtained results agree or align with each other but is this not literally reliability (consistency of results)??? I understand your explaination but now im like so confused again help

omg tysm i hate depth studies so much fml

my teacher was going through terms for investigation skills, but im like so confused about these two terms

this is what the solutions book said

am i being stupid whats the difference

this is probably like not related to anything you're interested in but i did a chemical engineering work experience program earlier this year at USYD, and it was pretty good so you could consider that if you have nothing else

ill pm u

im at the canley heights campus

cause i thought i kinda ate my exam even tho the mark was ass cause our teachers said its normal if we get around the 60s or 70s for the exams 💀 plus only like four or five people got around the 80s and the rest hovered around the 60s or 70s. i think some failed in our class as well.

wtf was that the average for both campuses

six hours left…good luck 👽