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Ok, so the only thing I'm confused about it how many ATP molecules are produced in the krebs cycle/citric acid cycle. The internet says heaps of things, one teacher says 34 and the other 32. Also, is the krebs cycle everything after glycolosis or just extravting the ATP from the pyruvate in the...

Closed book for me.

Not everybody has to do things the same way, if homework first doesn't work for you, maybe try what I do, that being eat then sleep. When I get home, I take all the books out of my bag, put them on my bed in order of importance, and when I am done eating I do my homework. Obviously Maths takes...

Ohhh I just read your post again and saw the "not", sorry! Ok makes sense now.

Would I have to necessarily write heals about it, couldn't I take certain parts from the novel and use those to form my arguments in my essay? I could be completely wrong, I am not that good at English, but still I feel as though I could.

Sadly we are doing a poem and so cannot choose any poetry for the related text

Hey, I have a related question, as I am in year 11 I also need to choose a related text for belonging. I am thinking about choosing a novel from the A Song of Ice and Fire (Game of Thrones) series, from GoT to SoS (I'm up to AFFC now). I was thinking that everything that happens with Sansa Stark...

Well on Monday and Wednesday I stay back at school for 1.5 to 2 hours, but I'll go through my normal schedule: 3-4:30 eat, internet 4:30-dinner (usually 7:00) study, with some random procrastinating 7:00-8:00 dinner 8:00-10:00 study if I need to, shower, read if I have time However, as I said...

Oh wow, I didn't understand as everybody was pretty cool with their teachers/subjects, so there was no line anywhere (bar the canteen).

What do you mean by 'wait in line'?

Thanks!

So I guess the uniformity is based on whether all the parts of a mixture have an equal chance of being anywhere and are more or less distributed randomly, which most of the time will lead to a pretty uniform distribution. Am I right in saying that?

Hey, Cameron here. Subjects in sig. So far I have pretty good teachers bar English, how about you guys?

Yes but reality, things are not often perfectly homogenous. It's way too hard to have a completely uniform structure all the way through. So I'm wondering when something becomes not heterogenous.

Ok, so to start off, yes I know what bith of these are. A homogenous mixture is a mixture which is basically the same through pout and a heterogenous is not the same throughout. I get that. What I don't get is the line between the two mixtures. To me is seems as though it is a very blurry line...

Lol I actually got an A in PE. And on the last assessment me and my friends had a drawing competition and I was writing random physics and maths shit coz why not am I right?

Ah, I see. Thanks heaps.

Before I go I'll give this a bump. My working is in the post above.

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