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Yes but it was worth it to see your cameo close up xx

Sorry can't hear you over the sound of ekman driving around a carpark 10283 times in order to find the most optimal spot and then parking on the completely wrong side of the whole park [emoji126] GOOGLE MAPS SAID TURN RIGHT ON THE ROUNDABOUT STOP H8ING PLS I WAS SIMPLY FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS...

inb4 another library / (not) studying meat

loving your new sig btw but shouldn't your goal be medicine @ harvard? asking 4 a friend

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[emoji126] dw you'll probs still end up getting 99.95 anyway

There's no need to pay money for notes; there are plenty of good, free notes available from this site and other sites

Here's how the experiment works: We start with the formula v=fλ. We want to prove that v = c = 3 x 10^8 ms^-1; we do this by finding f and λ and finding their product. f is determined by the induction coil; the induction coil will produce an AC current of a specific frequency which corresponds...

Re: MX2 2016 Integration Marathon Reschedule it, integration is more important

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I second these. Prelim & HSC Physics is designed to be a non-calculus course - there's a probability of exactly 0 that you would NEED to use calculus while working out. In addition, while it may be useful to use calculus in checking your answer(s), the markers do not want to see calculus in your...

Re: HSC 2016 3U Marathon We're not explicitly given that BC=CE. It is a true statement, however, not one that we're given, in fact, it's one that we're essentially trying to prove (by proving that ABC is congruent to DEC). So, by using it in our proof, we'd be assuming the solution before we...

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I'd agree with this - you might as well get into the habit of writing the correct number of significant figures.

Yay we can be SUMS buddies lol I've heard from a few people that it's worth joining SUMS if you're into maths

My personal advice, taking into account what you've said: drop legal and keep 4U. Don't worry about maths taking up all your time; you have complete control over how you spend your time, and you don't need to spend all your time on 4U in order to do well in the subject. Given your marks in 2U...

You should also remember/memorise specific details about specific precipitates, e.g. BaSO4 is fine & white, PbI2 is bright yellow, etc

Note that the question asks for the IUPAC name of an isomer of the compound, not the name of the actual compound itself. On our periodic table, we can see that the average mass of a chlorine atom is 35.45 amu (atomic mass units). In option C, we have 37 atomic mass units, indicating that we...