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The image on the bottom half of the first page is a bit pixelated. Nice try though :) Most of the other pages are spot on.

+1, but i think it's the other way around PHB is a type of PHA.

x=2t^2 -6 v=x' = 4t when you integrate velocity with respect to time ie v(t) you're integrating 4t, which is why there's a 2t^2

I suggest, as ilikecats said, to put something that you like down to avoid the late fee (hefty $150 or so). By putting something down (even though you're not 100% sure on that option) it will avoid the late fee and hassle. You can change it even after you obtain your ATAR.

If you increase the concentration of HCl the pH will decrease (more acidic), not increase.

Yup, easily 90+ as the others have suggested. I'd say you're looking at a 96.5-97.5

Yup, easily 90+ as the others have suggested. I'd say you're looking at a 96.5-97.5

98.7-99.45

85-87

89-91

Op: 83-85

96-97. As regards to your second question, it depends on what you get in your externals in regards to your cohort. Typically, if you do better than you did at school it will boost your mark up.

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90+ seems a bit out of reach but definitely possible with good external marks. I'd say you'd be sitting on a 82-83 currently.

Hi, welcome to BOS. I would say 87-91.

I believe an N award is given if you don't do the required hours or do not complete/do not give a serious attempt at an assessment. That being said, if you make a serious attempt in this exam (work through a couple of questions and re-read examples done in class) you will not be getting an N...

is there scaling at only usyd? how about unsw? (anyone care to explain?) NB: OP soz for hijacking thread but a bit curious.

I think OP is talking about school assessments. What is your school rank (2012) if you don't mind me asking?

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