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Beege

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I got a letter about it in the mail, did anyone else?

I will most likely use this service to clear up any problems with course content.
 
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ahaha.. i was gonna start a thread on this.

but:

1. i dont actually see the point. can someone blankly state it to me? (im actually serious btw)
2. is it actually that beneficial?
 

MeOverYou

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My letter is sitting scrunched up in the bin.

Pointless service, waste of government money.
 

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Yeah I got the letter today too, but i don't think I will use it as I already have the syllabus so the content should be pretty straightforward.
 

yeeshu

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im def gunna use it...sum of the stuff in the chem syllabus is weird...need sum clarifying to do as i dont really wanna trust my teacher cuz she sumtimes says stuff that contradicts with multiple textbooks :confused:
 

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In particular unless someone can answer here, I'm going to ask to how many significant figures must I round off my answer when calculating the concentration of a base in a titration (Chemistry) or the force acting on an electron in a magnetic field (Physics) for example.
 

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Forbidden. said:
In particular unless someone can answer here, I'm going to ask to how many significant figures must I round off my answer when calculating the concentration of a base in a titration (Chemistry) or the force acting on an electron in a magnetic field (Physics) for example.
can you get back to us when you get the answers to those????????????
im having same problems
 

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lol i dont think im even guna use it either.
i have my own set of notes as reference =)
 

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Forbidden. said:
In particular unless someone can answer here, I'm going to ask to how many significant figures must I round off my answer when calculating the concentration of a base in a titration (Chemistry) or the force acting on an electron in a magnetic field (Physics) for example.
Chemistry is equal to the least precise measurement. In a series of calculatios carry the extra digits through to the final result. The only exception is pH, where you add one to the least precise measurement.

Physics is equal to the least precise measurement + 1.

Those are the general significant figure rounds, although your school's marking criteria may be slightly different.
 

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MeOverYou said:
Pointless service, waste of government money.
I don't think it's completely pointless. Many students won't use it, but it is a source of reassurance for those overly-stressful types.
 

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Im pretty sure i wont use it. :) They should start this program before the trials.
 

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There's probably a billion things i could call up and ask the people on this advice line but where the hell do i start? It seems a lot easier just doing it myself. :)
 

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