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8/8. ---> Bob!

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Visit www.nswjcl.org.au Try get into contact with Richard Gastineu-Hills if you can.

Use F=-kx=ma and v^2 = u^2 + 2as (u=v, v=0, s=x) to find your answer.

Haven't done much maths in a while so here goes: v = 2x + 1 at t=0, x=0 a) d(0.5v^2)/dx = acceleration (a) 0.5v^2 = 0.5(2x+1)^2 = 0.5 (4x^2 + 4x + 1) = 2x^2 + 2x + 0.5 d(0.5v^2)/dx = 4x + 2 So a = 4x + 2... at a=5... 5 = 4x + 2 x = 3/4 cm b) dx/dt = 2x + 1 dx/2x+1 = dt...

The Weather Makers - Tim Flannery As much as I would like to consider this book as coming under the Horror genre, sadly enough this book comes under Non-Fiction. The recent Australian of the Year presents an alarming view for the future in the context of the issue of Global Warming and...

Yeah, I rang them up just to double check with enrolment and stuff, and the gist of it was that for the enrolment day you can only put down CHEM1901/1902, not 1903/1904 straight off (in case anyone was wondering) and that during the first/second week or so they will say stuff about it and post...

This may sound like a silly question, but how do you find out that you are into the SSP for chem? Do they send you out a letter, as they did for the TSP? For instance, for enrolment they ask you to put down the units of study you want to do but the SSP is invite only so do you just put it down...

Re: BAULKO/JRAHS TUTOR English 2/3/4u (HSC 96) Geography (93). Histories and Maths al Boobles is good coacherer. He teach me many english.

bumpin' for bob

The UAI is a ranking system. Therefore, a person just has to be ranked first in his school assessments (even if the highest mark is like 30%, it still doesn't matter) and then get really high marks (ie 95+) for 10 units in the HSC exam.

99.35 without premiers.. 87 for english

lol Jeremy

Come on people, 10 days time. Surely you can wait.

Geeze bob, always bumpin'... back and forth... up and down... :P

POMGOSH LEET hax bob = pwnage. Buy now and get one free. I highly recommend this product and/or service. I am intrigued by your ideas and would like to subscribe to your weekly subscriptions. Your tuition is hawt. =P

Don't really like that logic. What if, for instance, all the smart people in the state did Forensic Chemistry and industrial chemistry was devoid of these people. Would it not be more beneficial, according to your thoughts, that industrial chemistry would be the way to go? On another note, I...

Definately the Mg2+ ions accounting for that 16%. It said that it reacts with magnesium and calcium for a reason. :)

http://hsc.csu.edu.au/chemistry/exam_techniques/2258/index.htm

Its exothermic, so yields increase at lower temperatures.