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I think it's because it takes a while to get my head around the concepts, but maybe that's because I'm slow at learning and understanding, hence it takes me a long time if I want to do well in it. Plus the content and statistics and knowing where to apply them, takes long.

Economics is so hard :(

From personal experiences, neither are hereditary. I know of very intelligent people, who are a stark contrast to their families. And there are also people who do not meet the familial expectations. Peers and social group, is a real determining factor. It's proven that those who you hang out...

Damn I read the question wrong. Thanks!

Thanks

For some reason I'm not getting the answer. For the curve y=2cos (pi x) for between -1 <= x <= 1 find the x intercepts. Then find the exact area bounded by the curve and the x-axis between the 2 intercepts. Answer is 4/pi units squared

Are there questions in 3 unit exams you have seen where it is required? I don't think it's in the syllabus, but I heard it's good to know?

But just remember in future don't do it. Cramming is not indicative of your full potential, who knows what you can achieve if you don't cram! Lol some peeps probs say "I'm gonna fail" to get other people's hopes up, nek minnit 100%

wow then there's much conflicting thoughts on this. I was taught that the burette holds the unknown concentration and my chem teacher said when you go to uni the burette contains something in particular which I forgot but usually it's not always the unknown. Anyways thanks everyone

lol then the next option is bicycle

Not yet, but will do thanks

Does anyone know a specific company that I can put in. In conquering it just says a random guy whose name is "Luke" but I can't find any places where analytical chemists specifically work. Regards

Yeah anything's possible

You should firstly try to learn the work by yourself at home, or look over it. Then go into class and LISTEN to what the teacher says and if you think she says something that's' important but isn't in the textbook then write it down, otherwise, the symbol for Fe and the reactivity thing don't...

So the definition if the titrant is the unknown concentration substance in the burette right?

It's in the burette but I can't find it specifically written as the known or unknown concentration. I'm assuming it's unknown since the thing in the burette is unknown. Is my logic correct?

Thanks guys so there isn't any coefficient in front of the silver? I really thought there would be.