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Its LaTex problems with the renderer (we just got a new one after the old one stuffed up). If it persists, maybe report it to Brent again.

That was my original thought. I think from your area you can buy a ticket to somewhere else which is a shorter distance than to the city, so it lets you out. Last time they asked to check my concession after I showed them my ticket........

Back in my day, I enjoyed MX2, Physics and Chemistry most.

I don't know then what ON means. Then again ON takes a completely different line to me.

I only read non-fiction because I get quite bored of fiction due to the fact that a lot of stuff is too wild that it is not too interesting or its too predictable. I would also rather watch a film instead on it as I'm lazy to set the scenes in a way which extend what is being told. I just...

Not sure now lol.

I think I know what it is now. Think of the shape of city circle and how the trains can come from the Wynyard side after Central or the town hall side of Central.

You'll still get booked and fined if a transit officer catches you. They will ask for your pensioner card and you are screwed.

Liquid form is a way of denoting a highly concentrated acid with barely any water. Though this has nothing to do with your thread title. But what are you asking? Once the first ionisation is done, it should become aqueous any way.

That's his natural Scottish accent I think. He is very humorous though in his word choice to explain things. And the good thing is that the video is directly related to Ideas to Implementation semiconductors (even though its for some Scottish first year university students) and the LED bit is...

Yep :) But my school rank sky-rocketed up 150 places last year :ninja:

Its just at the moment anything could happen in a lower ranked school. I was expecting an ATAR of 10 lower than what I actually got as I went to a really low ranked school.

With that, anywhere between 80-90. Also, for the ranks I gave above, its more applicable to any where between 85-95.

I know what school from OP's previous posts. Its around 180-230. You are somewhat between a 75-85 at the moment. If you want above 85, then:

98 Boost both Maths, Eco and English and you might break the 99 barrier you want.

So from the third line we need to factor out everything that had two in it. So we get 2^(n+1) times the rest of the brackets: (2n+2)(2n)(2n-2)(2n-4).....(8)(6)(4)(2) = 2^{n+1} (n+1)(n)(n-1)(n-2)......(4)(3)(2)(1) Then to get to the last line, remember the definition of factorials...

I have to say that is too long a question for an Integration bee.

I'll try to find it in the depths of google lol. EDIT: Already found it haha http://www.naughtydog.com/site/post/making_crash_bandicoot_by_andy_gavin_and_jason_rubin/

I found the AMPS site just before my trials when I did not answer a dot point and started frantically searching for it. Luckily I answered it because it popped up in my trials. The rest are pretty random which I found last year when I would take time off studying on Friday nights by watching...

Funniest educational Physics videos ever: "You'll find solar panels on roofs collecting energy. Hah if you're in Glasgow mate unless your solar panels are collecting rain energy, then your wasting your cash." "to make semi-conductors you have to pure them (Don't know what he says) like a...