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Mak 5 VW Gti. Lot's of fun, but unfortunately will not be able to drive once i get my P's :(. Does that drive well? Engine any good? I know the Gti is awesome to drive, but too fast!

Nah, the answer was ADH and Aldosterone. The reason: -ADH DIRECTLY is involved in water reabsorption (as it changes the permeability of the collecting duct) - Although aldosterone is not directly involved in water reabsorption (it is directly involved in salt reabsorption), as salt is...

Nah, the answer was ADH and Aldosterone. The reason: -ADH DIRECTLY is involved in water reabsorption (as it changes the permeability of the collecting duct) - Although aldosterone is not directly involved in water reabsorption (it is directly involved in salt reabsorption), as salt is...

Everyone gets so wrapped up in scaling, that they lose the "big picture". No-one should EVER worry about scaling, as it only ever vastly affects the average students - i.e. those in the peak of the bell curve. You should try and just do the best you can, widening the gap between yourself and...

I get $142.7 for each monthly payment. Then, multiplying that figure by 60, i get $8564.4.

Remember VERA V: Variation E: Evolutionary Advantages R: Reproduce A: Adapted Populous

Hmm, i haven't really heard that much from Knox. I know Aloysius is top CAS school, and i have no idea where Knox is on the scale of CAS schools in terms of HSC results...?

Nah, you're right - that's more a homeostatic response. It was probably just me worrying about that one part of the table and not having anything else to put down!

For the blood question with the 70kg man, i wrote some different stuff. The blood l/kg/min increased dramatically because salt and water was being re-absorbed from the kidney nephron. In the liver, blood l/kg/min decreased because glycerol and fatty acids are broken down in the liver In the...

Oh, and was that loan repayment question below the natural growth and decay problem in Q.6? Cause ours was replaced with a different problem for some reason.

I think that you only need to differentiate twice and test the value when you find an inflexion point, not just a normal stationary point (i.e. when y' = 0). I think that 2.6 x 10^7 was right. The rain drop substitution question was really stupid because by subbing it in, you'd probably...