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What version of Microsoft Access (assuming you used Access) did you use?

English: done Religion: done Chemistry: done (well... all we have left is an excursion on Monday to the Maritime Museum...) Software: done Physics: 1/4 of From Ideas to Implementation left Maths: Physical applications of calculus Almost there :)

I'd love to be doing Applied Chemistry or Applied Physics at UTS... although Science at Sydney Uni would be great too! Really need to bring my marks up for that though...

Yeh I got to take the multiple choice Q's and the option topics home, and I'd post them somewhere if I had a (working) scanner.

This barely counts as a Space question...kinda random...

Man that's awesome. My friend had his 18th 3 days before the trials started... poor bloke.

1. B Science in Applied Chemistry, UTS 2. B Science in Applied Physics, UTS 3. B Science, USyd 4. B Engineering (Software Engineering), USyd 5. B Computer Science and Technology, USyd 6. B Science, UTS 7. B Science in Nanotechnology, UTS 8. B Science in Astronomy and...

I found it a hell of a lot easier than I thought it would be. The only bad thing was that since we didn't finish From Ideas to Implementation in time, our teacher swapped some of those questions out with Motors and Generators questions, and thats my worst topic :S. Still was an OK exam. Lol...

Well we were given that value as the specific heat capacity of water. And also, looking at the back of the periodic table we got in the half-yearlies, it says 4.18 x 10^3 J kg^-1 K^-1. But yeah thanks for your help :D !

Well the shape of the conductivity graph is like a concave up parabola, right? Well the downward slope is indicating that the ions are combining to form BaSO4, which is an insoluble salt. This causes the concentration of ions in your solution to decrease, which in turn causes the conductivity...

Hey I was just wondering if anyone could verify that what I'm doing is right, cause I'm kinda unsure that I am doing the right thing. I have a spirit burner full of ethanol, and a can with 200mL of water. Weight of spirit burner before: 241.52g Weight of spirit burner after: 240.90g...

in pseudocode its just as easy as: declare d(x) as integer where d is the name of the array and x is the number of elements

i gotta do a speech on this... and i cant find much info on it... anyone got any notes/links???