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ohhh what what ? ? :) tactic: happy cup ? o.O (your sig) sif not lucky cup :rolleyes: (if you go to cabramtta, you'll know what i mean)

ohh i get you know. i thought he/she meant which one do you draw first-not which one you name first ;) :) thanks xiao =D

some schools dont have half yearlies, like my old school. which was really crap because everyone did so badly in the yearlies because of the lack of exam techniques. but if your teacher hasnt told you by now you have half yearlies, then you dont have any :) term 3 exams are your yearlies :)

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fo sciences that it not the case. The year 12 science syllabus is your only friend in year 12. for maths, up to 15% of prelim maths can be assesed in the HSC exam. But it depends on what you classify as "prelim maths" because your school may do topics differently to others (i know because this...

lol no matter how many times it repeats itself, its STILL good :uhhuh:

i think a tutor in year 11 is good ground for your studies in year 12 if you seriuosly want to do well. you need to get in the habit of studying and you need to understand your year 11 phys/chem/bio stuff really well in year 12, otherwise you'll be wasting much of your time in year 12 trying to...

the majority of people i know who do ext 2 maths get tutored for it. theres some that dont get tutored because theyre the naturally smart people. As rahul said, tutors can motivate you. in the time youre spending at tutor, what wouldve you dont instead at home? It walso depends on what tutor you...

who was staring and laughing at you? there obviuosly wouldnt be anyone at school or walking to school to be staring and laughing at you.....:confused:

what our school did was that we hooked a laptop with a graphing program to a pH probe and the data logger. We titrated like 10 ml at a time into the solution and the computer automatically graphed the pH against the volume of solution added. Each school will have something different. But here's...

:uhhuh: well yes, because sulfur dioxide can form acid rain (which is another dot point later on) and acid rain changes pH in environment and destroy marine life. Sulfur dioxide can affect the upper respiratory tract, acting as an irritant and producing symptoms of coughing, wheezing...

1> No. The OH comes from the alkanoic acid and the H comes from the alkanol. 2> it doesnt matter what you put first. i personally write it as the alkanol first because i can see the link easier and i can circle the water molecule so i dont get confused. So really, its up to you. :)

ohh fine, dont appreciate my notes :rolleyes: but its better to have something than nothing :)

hey clara ;) http://www.boredofstudies.org/community/showthread.php?s=&threadid=31060

whered that come from ? :confused:

http://news.ninemsn.com.au/Sport/story_56011.asp do you think this is acceptable? Personally, i think its rather unfair. There was so much pressure for Stevens to actually give up his spot. And it was rather unfair that because of Thorpe's mistake, he has to give up his dream.

Mandy, you're planning to do law ?

in terms of what ?

One of the MCQ questions in CSSA 2001: identify the correct statement about the moevment of materials in the xylem a)organic compounds are transported in the xylem b) transport of materials in the xylem is both up anmd dodnw c) inorganic compounds and waste are transported in the xylem...

:confused: do i write Br₂ ? or BrOH :confused: