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Police is bad idea because you got $200 fine from a transit officer? Was that supposed to make sense?

It's not stolen........... I'd rather police, transit officers don't do anything nor have much powers.

Testing the effectiveness of different stain removers. Get Coles brand, Preen, Sard, Eco-friendly brand, test them on some random stains. Easy. Results were interesting..

I never checked but I don't think it's in the data sheet - hence won't be asked in HSC However, NEAP exams always tend to go off topic so they might have it. And even if they would have it, it would be some basic question. Not to the detail that the worksheet went to. As for the hate...

Stop bragging dude. dylanamali did extremely well considering his extension 2 score. Besides, your 3U top score of 47/50 isn't overly impressive. I beat that without even going to a tutor while sitting it last year. Anyway, I was looking at your sample HSC physics worksheet. I don't think the...

I'd avoid 2011 hscers Many are teaching mainly for money. You can tell because they are just teaching all their subjects and don't specialise in any of them - key sign they're in it for the money. Best to look for a 2011 tutor who teaches 1-2 subjects, instead of all of them. Also, they...

I can't have been the only one to have missed the 'from' in the title.

it was simply an alternative (which I used).

Here's my way of memorising: All you need to do is just memorise the first row (sin row) Then, for cos, it's just the same numbers as the sin row except its backwards. Eg. sin30 = 1/2. Therefore, going backwards, cos60=1/2 Then, for tan, it's just the sin value divided by the cos value...

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Dayum man, how could you not get in UNSW with that!! Really, those are epic marks to have for an interview. You must have died during interview :O

If I'm talking about ethanol fuel's advantage, and I mention it has a lower ignition temperature than petrol, do I need to provide the temperatures, or can I just say: ethanol has a lower ignition temperature than petrol, thus, is easier to combust? Same if I mention flash points and boiling points

I remember it came in 2011 exam

Ah, ok thanks :D

Ah, ok thanks :D

Say I'm doing sodium carbonate - nitric acid titration. The volumetric flask contains distilled water + sodium carbonate --> primary standard 1) What goes in the burette? 2) What goes in the pipette? 3) What goes in the conical flask?

Yeah, I guess I'll write out the steps May as well just do it by showing working out in first place :O So cool :) When would you know when to use this?

Are we allowed to use his mental method in exam, as in show no working at all? For example, can you straight out say: \frac{2x+4}{(x-2)(x^2+4)}=\frac{1}{x-2}-\frac{x}{x^2+4} If you were to show working, you'd have to sub in numbers and equate coefficients.

sorry, i have no idea what that meant. Anyway, probably won't reply, australian open infinitely more interesting than this forum.

that's a joke - not a dream, there's an obvious distinction between the two. And yes, he'll realise it soon.