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Dayyuumm this shit just got real ;) Formal's over yeH? How'd you go?

Read newspapers, smh economist ubs leading edge ROSS GITTINS!!!!

Thank you so much!! @Kurosaki Yeah it's weird but apparently they only halve the 14%.

Aww man I feel your pain :( How can I stop making silly mistakes? I made 3 of those FMLL!

Thanks so much guys for your support <3 The weighting is 14% and the top mark was like 98. I know that right now I'm definitely ranking low. What is the minimum rank I would need for B6? Also in MX2, do those people get ranked for mathematics?

Yo guys I got 83% in my first mathematics assessment, I freaking missed 2 questions worth 5 marks in total cause I was so blinddd arghhh help! Please give me honest opinions. My school is ranked like 120 or something. And now I'm worried my rank's gonna skyrocket - the opposite way :(

Does the metal anode oxidise into solution? And then does the ions in solution reduce on the metal cathode? thanks :)

Don't drop to standard, bad scaling

Hi guys!! Above are some questions but I don't really understand how to get to the answer. Please help with the method. Even after looking at the data sheet I dunno how to do this cause apparently you have to add electrons or something and where the heck do they even come from?? thanks :)

omg you have free time?? I forgot what that even looks like.

Why is Billabong bad??????????????

man yeah. Good teachers need to be praised. There's too little of them around, unfortunately.

Ethanol - 1367 kJmol/L Methanol - 726kj/mol 1-Propanol - 2021kJ/mol http://oxleylearning.org/science/files/2012/03/4-Heat-of-Combustion-of-Alcohols.pdf To find kJ/g you just divide those above by the molar mass of the substance, which can be worked out.

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What exactly is it? I don't really get it. Like apparently it got depegged in 2005 in July but what does it mean? And how did it affect anything? regards :)

For a country, how do I evaluate the success of many strategies on econ growth? Do I evaluate for each one? If so then do I say, this strategy was slightly successful? Very successful? Like that? thanks :)

Thankss soooo much!! Yeah you're right, it's from Shipwrecks. I found it in conq chem. Okay, I wont mention dilute and stuff because now That I think of it, it isn't completely required. Thanks so0 much you've helped a lot!!! :)

In my practical for an assignment I'm writing up concentration from 0.2mol, 0.4mol, 0.6mol ... 1.0mol (all/L) I'm assuming that 0.2mol is dilute. Well Im sorta saying that as the concentration increases, the rate of electrolysis increases. So can I just discuss 0.2mol as being dilute? BUT...