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If anyone's interested just drop me with a pm. I'll keep it short and simple so I don't sound like a twat :pirate: My UAI was 97 and i'm at Sydney Uni doing a B.Eng (Mech space)/ B.Sc (Nanoscience). In year 12 i studied the following: Chemistry Physics Ext 2 Maths Adv English...

As long as you have your friends with you, anything can be fun! (for me though, i can have fun without them) :)

x = e^-x what value of x satisfies this? fuck it, just realised its one of those 'newtons method of approximation'. None-the-less an exact solution would be interesting.

Dear watatank. <script type="text/javascript"> vbmenu_register("postmenu_2913953", t</script> You're a fucking champion! Kind regards, Eddy

y = e^x + 1/e^x I really have no idea.... I hope someone out there does...

Mufti today! Grey/black cardigan Strong darn red longsleeve with grey stripes (bought form K-mart) :P Old dark blue levis (which havent been washed...ever) Fluro yellow tie. :rofl: No underpants. :wave:

wooo hooojust solved it. P(b/3, 2a/3) AB^2 = a^2 + b^2 x=b/3 y=2a/3 b=3x, a= 3y/2 Abrakadabra! we have our equation :)

Exercise 32a. Question 8 I'll try word it simply for those who dont have the book, Point A is a moving point on the Y axis and point B is a moving point on the X-axis. The distance of AB is a constant of 6 units and point P is the point that divides AB by ratio of 1:2 a) Show several...

not impossible, improbable ;) we'd all have to pick the same subjects and get the same hsc mark...but what are the chances :P I personally think that the people who do get 100 are those gifted kids who've had tutoring since they were in yr5. Or those that do the hsc again. I think i'll score...

fucking up depends on the context of the difficulty of the test, passing is superficial. 'yaaay i passed with a 55%' top mark coulda been 99. Its not about passing, its the degree of which 1st place is kicking ur ass :)

hoooray 92%.... second sucks though. Mine was only worth a shocking 10% though :(

Can andriods dream of electric sheep? If Deckard is a replicant, how is this significant to the fact that he can 'dream' of unicorns? Relate this to humanity and out hopes and dreams. PS: its ironic as the dream was implanted into his head.

Im hydrogen by choice. Lots of power :bomb:, reacts with nearly everything:burn: and im EVERYWHERE :wave:

Im cool with that :) Cheers for your help

would these CO2 bubbles be chemically bonded with the water though?

My answers: 1) Li+ OH- 2) 0.16 moles of O2 gas (presuming it cant exist on its own) 3) 36.8% 4) C3H4O3 5) 62.427gs 6) 12.44mL 7) B 8) 3 9) 22.40gs 10) I LOVE YOU TEACHER LADY/MAN MARKING THIS ANSWER!

I pose to you a question (from my teacher): Why do bottles(or cans) of carbonated drinks explode when you ut them in the freezer? My answer is pretty rough since my teacher still has my prac but off the top of my head: 1) The H2O molecules freeze and expand as it changes to a solid state. This...

The Fuck? I thought citric would be stronger since it ionises better in water. 8.6% i believe while acetic is only 1.3%. I may have this mixed up though.

Fuck off...completed polynomials and complex numbers. My school is waaay behind

Cheers. I knew the monic part, but im surprised i didnt get the 'even' part :S