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i was just wondering if pharmacy places are filled up by teh main round offers every year because i would really like to do it and was hoping that USYD would offer some LATE ROUND offers any info on this would be EXTREMELY HELPFUL!

and say u changed it, but decide to reject it cos u wanted the opther offer...is that still possible??

hmmm i was wondering if i could get into LAW/BUSINESS at UTS with a successful EAS application and a UAI of 97.3...according to UAC guide 2008, the cut off was 97.5 for CSP [HECS]...i dont know how many points are granted because i did not attend the information day today at UTS, i did however...

omg there goes med down the drain for me lol S1: 42, %-ile = 25 S2: 41, %-ile = 25 S3: 62, %-ile = 93 looks like its pharmacy next lol

i was wondering how the med sci course is at UNSW compared to other unis like USYD or UTS..any ideas?? some info would be nice from students who actually do the course =D

hey evryone, i was wondering, what kinda UAI do i need to get into PHARMACY at USYD if i got STAT result of 151!!!! LOL! just pass apparently, but yes, please do tell

Q2. a^x=b^y=(ab)^z find z in terms of y: log(b)^y=log(ab)^z ylog(b)=zlog(ab) z=ylog(b) / log(ab) therefore, z=ylog(b) / (loga+logb) now, find x in terms of y: log(a)^x=log(b)^y xlog(a)=ylog(b) x=ylog(b) / log(a) take reciprocal, therefore 1/x = log(a)/ ylog(b) now add 1/y to both sides, 1/x...

lmao oops my baddddd hehe:rofl: your right ssglain, youre right

hey i think the question wants 0.5, not 2 lol |x-3|>1/2 therefore x-3<-1/2 or x-3>1/2 hence x< 5/2 or x>7/2 not 100% sure im allowed to do that though :S lols

thank you guys heaps! much appreciated =D

Hey, i just wanted to let you guys kniow that Question a) =4marks, and Question b)=2 marks. so what kind of working out is required for the first Question???

In the unbalanced equation: BrO3ˉ(aq) + H(plus ion) + SO2(g) -----> Brˉ (aq) +SO4(2minus) a) CAlculate and show oxidation numbers to determine which species has been oxidised adn which has been reduced. b)Which species is the oxidising agent and which is the reducing agent? please...

<tt>My suggestion is there must be a change in temperature in the laboratory conditions that would cause the equilibrium to shift to the left and lowered the concentration of H+ and a slight increase in pH. The reliability can be improved by measuring the pH under exactly the same condition of...

umm i had the idea that equilibrium could only be achieved in a closed system. and wat if teh acid was strong? its not in the equilibrium state

hello all, i've given this question to alot of people, and yet noone has actually got an answer im content with. please help, its a past trial Q from SYDNEY TECHNICAL HIGH A chemist is supplied with 0.010 mol/L solutions of 4 monoprotic acids (L,M,N, adn P) and measures the pH of each using a...