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Only asymptotes that are not vertical.

Same problem, but i'm getting used to this new look.

500%? lol what.

Boost.

Every assessment you take has a weighting - whether it be 5%, 20% or even 40%. Your marks in these assessments are used to calculate your course mark. Your ranks are determined by arranging the course marks of each student in a subject from highest to lowest (first to last).

Depends on what your final course mark is.

Yes. Any number that can be expressed as a fraction with integers as both the numerator and denominator is rational.

Chip in half lol.

You should walk in to your local book store and browse through the books looking to see which suits you.

Exactly how are you constructing your motor? Are you following an online guide? You certainly cannot use plastic as it needs to be a conductor.

Not enough. The past 2-3 weeks, mainly no study with the occasional 2 hour session study out of guilt lol. Half-yearly examinations were a nice segue in to the holiday mode..

Did it. -1? Was a fun question haha.

I thought they were just called 'slip rings'

At maximum height, i.e. the point at which it's not moving up or down (kind of like the maximum turning point of a parabola), the vertical velocity is 0 (Vy = 0).

Dividing both sides by cosx tanx = 1 x = 45, 225

Write out combustion equations for each of them. Divide the number of moles of carbon dioxide produced by the kJ liberated per mole combusted. Arrange in increasing order.

If you think those are ridiculous, you're going to love MX2 graphs.

A - 90-100% B - 80-90% C - 70-80% .. and so on. Ranking system starts the moment you do you first weighted assessment. Your year 11 marks don't go to anything in year 12. It's a fresh start.

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Remember that integration is the reverse of differentiation. \int\frac{d}{dx}[f(x)]dx = f(x) + c