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If you do BE ME, I'll see you there ;)

I'm not sure if anyone will agree with me but the manual transmissions which Mazda uses are awesome (some of the best I have seen). Hahahahahaha. No wonder it was defective. Rims of the cars I drive:

Re: HSC Physics Marathon 2014 ^^^Do this for Space. As for Motors and Generators: $Two gears are connected in such a manner that one gear, with diameter 10cm, is powered by a motor and the gear spins providing a torque to a second smaller gear, of diameter 5cm. $ $a) If the bigger gear is...

To get a flavour explosion, I put one in my mouth, crunch it until its soggy, then place another and keep going. In the end you get this great sensation of chocolaty goodness.

When you are a kid, you eat anything like biscuits to get out of that laziness. I know its weird but yeah.

Same.

Same here haha. I've forgotten stuff in Chem and Physics, but somehow math is ok. Oh yeah and bump for the question of course.

3 hours before my soccer matches I have 6 with a banana sliced up or 8 without a banana. But on other days sometimes one less than that will do. And most I have ever had was 12 I think. When I was a kid one day I decided to have no milk with them and that lack of milk tripled my amount back...

That is true. But what about considering whether they should have a 3-unit or 4-unit background? This is what can help OP most. And depends on how you learn in HSC maths. I would go ahead of the class most of the time just because I felt we were a little behind. So generally I was an...

Re: HSC Physics Marathon 2014 Will think of some to put on by tomorrow, or possibly tonight.

Not necessarily. It depends on the school assessment and also how well you actually attempt the ext.2 course. OP, you should consider doing ext.2 if you genuinely enjoyed ext.1 maths and found it super easy in preliminary based on textbook work and general ability. Also, if you are in the top...

Absolutely. At least by showing others my misconceptions they can learn from them. Everyone learns in the end from a little discussion.

Re: HSC Physics Marathon 2014 What are the current questions? I might post a few up if there are none.

MyMulti2 actually sounds like a better idea. Thanks all above!

No wonder I got B5 :'(

Chemistry Contexts says this: "Production and uses of low-density polyethylene The polymerisation process consists of three stages: initiation, propagation and termination. During the production of LDPE, the reaction is initiated with a catalyst, usually an organic peroxide. These peroxides...

I used to get a mybus2 from museum at $3.60 for student. Not sure if you can get a mybus1 though from central (I will be taking that route instead now).

So stupid that they get higher ATAR's than you trollface.jpg Only those doing 2nd/3rd/so on years have their timetables done at UNSW. I've prepared mine, but it won't be done until I get the offer.

The organic peroxide initiator does not join the chain. Instead, it stays present in the mixture and allows the LDPE to keep on branching and allowing it hence to "Back-bite". When the process is terminated, the removal of the organic peroxide is necessary to prevent the chain from growing...

You don't have to google it. I already linked it.