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It's called Nucleus Student Hub I believe And I'm also doing same degree 👍

Yh but wouldn't studying adv maths complement the maths content in eco, so you understand it better I guess

Probably a major in chem

Hi all, does anyone do either of the above courses or related? If so, how do you find the course? And for eco/adv science specifically, are eco and adv science that much intertwined, as I'm worried they are quite contrasting to the point where I should just drop the one I like less later on...

Yh, cause your calculation doesn't account for spending 300

1) Finding moles of not precipitated Ag+ (in filtrate) 2) Finding moles of Ag+ in total (precipitated & not precip) & solving for moles of Ag+ precipitated (btw, please take this with a grain of salt until someone else can verify if this is right, since I made a lot of mistakes on first...

Oh ok I see thank you!

I do, though idk if I am capable of doing standard as well due to content

I was thinking of taking up tutoring next yr, I did maths adv (and ext 1) and eng adv. Do you guys think it's suitable to be open to tutoring standard (maths and/or eng) as well? (I've never learnt the content for them so that's why I'm unsure, so should I also go through some textbook or...

Here's some I've accumulated over the past yr, but I recommend using this as a base knowledge, and any fancy words/techniques your teacher says (or you find when researching) you should accumulate We've always been taught the importance of juxtaposition especially

LITERARY DEVICES Meaning Techniques Rhetorical Question Anecdote Juxtaposition Symbolism Motif Personification Zoomorphism Oxymoron Extended metaphor Imagery - Sensory (visual, tactile, olfactory, auditory, gustatory) (can be anything - feline, zoomorphic, juxtaposed etc.) Allusion Religious...

Just also some factors to keep in mind: - Unless you absolutely really dont like a subject, then your love for a subject can grow over time if you want to take that chance - Your subjects already seem quite content heavy (especially modern and bio), so idk whether an addition of chem will be...

Yeah I second that, it's all about MINIMISING the DISTURBANCE

As in what I normally do is look at the Ksp data sheet on the formula sheet, if the compound is written in the Ksp data sheet, then I know that it can precipitate (this, is a solid)

Just use Ksp data sheet right?

Now that I've checked, yes it is, one of my friends sent it to me so i didnt know source

Now I see it, it was so simple yet I didn't see it wow Thank you though 👍

Could someone please upload their working Thank you!

Oh ok I see, thank you so much!

You can still use n = m / MM for solutions right?