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A polymer is a large molecule, or macromolecule, composed of many repeated subunits. Because of their broad range of properties, both synthetic and natural polymers play an essential and ubiquitous role in everyday life. Note that it says "repeated subunits." There are no repeated units for...

how many marks am i going to lose for reading citric acid as acetic acid for the 4 mark titration calculation question?

fkn HFCs sleem come on

No, pretty sure I'll get 0

fuck how many marks am i going to lose if i read the 4 mark calculation as "Acetic acid" instead of "citric acid" ?

Were we allowed to use t-results to prove 11f)?

I worked that out in the last 2 minutes. I ended up getting (i) but I didn't get enough time to do (ii) when it was the same thing again ahah

fuck

I got (1/2)(rt(1/a^2 + 1/b^2)) for the area Someone please tell me they got the same.

yeah what the fuck was that

I doubt 75 will be 93, considering this year was a lot easier than previous years. Maybe 91 or 92?

what will 75 raw align to?

full marks or go home mate

Do we need to know about the multi-stage rocket system? Like the different stages and stuff and how the engine throttles, since the dot point specifically says "during launch?"

Analyse the changing acceleration of a rocket during launch in terms of the: - Law of Conservation of Momentum - Forces experienced by astronauts What exactly do we need to know for this dot point?

Aha so is nitrates worth the marks or nah?

The answers say: Answers could include: phosphates and hydrogen ions My question was whether nitrate ions are also a valid answer since they also cause eutrophication.

Hey guys, I'm considering doing actuarial studies at university. I've been told that you have to really like maths & be interested in finance to like actuarial studies. I like maths but am unsure about finance, as I'm only doing maths & science subjects. At the moment, I'm leaning more...

Hey guys, I was wondering if someone doing a double degree of Engineering & Commerce at UNSW could help me out. I went to their Open Day today, and it was quite a long travel to get there. I was wondering what the timetable for this course would be like. Would I have to attend UNI everyday...