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I got 53 in trial, but it's just wishful thinking to hope for the same to happen in HSC =[

I started racking my brain over this bullshit, do I divide or multiply by 2...but then I realised, fuck it, I'm multiplying final mass by 2.

Out of curiosity - city skater/filmer heshteck?

Yah. This will be the case for I think every subject of mine...

Me too =] Hi5 for smart pplz method xD @ Anna, I noticed the same thing. Then I realised that it's the inflexion we're after, and not so much the point of equivalence.

Dayam, you musta gunned it :) Well done.

I believe it's C.

Looking back at it, it IS very simple. At the time however, I couldn't see a single difference between large drops or small ones. I rationalised the situation by saying for the first part, instead of temperature increasing, the pressure slowly dropped (although in exam I just said pressure...

I got 1.77% too :jump:

11/15

Uh, I think you prove it in first year algebra using vector stuff.

Yah, almost done =] Maths could have gone a lot better, but there's nothing I can do now =] Have you got msnz?

Naw <3 How's HSC going man? Lets hit some pubs and/or clubs xD

Hai =]

That's more of a Solvay question...

Sucks big floppy donkey dizzick.

As if you can't do this question...?

Eggsactly.

Not a problem, sorry about the ambiguity.

It's just a very strange thing for them to do...It's like in a maths test, if it says find velocity and everyone in the state finds acceleration - what, will they change the outcomes of the question?