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Keep up with the pace of your class at school. Then study a little harder from 2 weeks prior to exams. But never do a 10pm-5am study.

Ah, well, get high ranks in everything so that school's influence diminishes

Georges River College Oatley You prob haven't heard of my school.

It's because when you changed it, you effectively isolated the numerator, which does not have any restrictions. What I mean is, take this as an example (instead of your complicated one lol): 1/(x-1)(x-2)=A/(x-1)+B/(x-2)=[A(x-2)+B(x-1)]/[(x-1)(x-2)] Now, eliminate the denominator (i.e...

The answer is correct. Don't forget to change cm to m before using it! That was the mistake. \\ T_2\geq 0 \\\frac{1}{2}(\frac{500mv^2}{64}-\frac{5mg}{3})\geq 0 \\ \frac{500mv^2}{64}\geq \frac{5mg}{3} \\ v^2\geq \frac{64g}{300} \\ v\geq \frac{8\sqrt{g}}{\sqrt{300}} \\ i.e.\, v\geq...

She just forgot to add the word 'coordinate' before covalent.

Hmm... I still doubt it but it's a good news - I can aim hgher than what I originally was trying to get in the exam. Btw, does this apply to Physics as well?

Sure about this? sounds pretty low Well, if this is true, it's good for me.

About 5+

Agreed although I haven't been able to get my hands on the CSSA paper.

I also hate HSC Physics with a passion. Chem+Phys=a lot of memorisation+oversimplified cocepts

+1 But it's also that we can't possibly learn the full theory because they require the knowledge of quantum mechanics, etc, that we simply don't have time to learn. But BCS and suprconductivity shown in HSC textbooks are definitely confusing/wrong.

LOL I don't want to re-start this argument but please back your argument up with statistical data or something that you know about me (and I realise that I'm asking for something impossible here) I know that it's an opinion but "100% sure" is a very definitive statement. You must have a...

lol, shipwrecks,... especially conservation, restoration and preservation of artefacts... I hate it Srsly... what am I going to do with this rote-learnt knowledge of how to treat recently recovered artefacts? As if I'm gonna take part in Australian maritime archeological projects...

Hmm, that's good then. It seems like I don't have to spend much time on this. Thanks again lol I wonder why I can't rep ppl... It's been quite awhile since I did it..

Oh, ok, thanks. That relieves me a bit... So I'd basically need to know how to carry out tests and just briefly what the devides I use relys upon (e.g. polarographic oxygen probe-->electrolysis involving diffused oxygen and sliver ring. DO causes variation in voltage and from it, [O2] is...

In this part of the module, the syllabus introduces factors that can be taken into account when considering water quality (e.g. turbidity). Another dotpoint says that we need to know about qualitative and quantitative tests for these factors. Then, does this mean that we just need to know what...

Just added one word but anyway +1 In the HSC, don't forget to say "gaseous" I'm pretty sure that it will affect your mark.

Neither Everyone will be subject to identical conditions anyway.

It depends on the mole ratio of gases in the reaction (unless I misunderstood it)