Search results

not necessarily, there are STAT units that focus on computer simulation and other computer-related topics

1) note it is WITHOUT repalcement ---> 20/40 * 19/39 * 18/38 2)1/9 * 1/8 * 1/7 ---> not sure bout thisone 3)13/52 * 12/51 * 11/50 * 4 somebody confirm please

yeh trials comin up soon, wouldnt expect u to scan them now. perhaps photocopy a few of the recent papers and then scan/upload them in a couple of weeks time?

yes, some of the harder ones do monthly repayments, but with annually compounding interest.

so is interest compunded annualy or monthly

lol ^^^ where di u get Pb from? its a PLATINUM (PT) electrode - we use that when we are dealing with gases (such as CL2 in this case) to provide a surface for teh redox reaction to occur on - we need an inert metal - and thats why Pt is used. so u are dealing with Cl2(g) and Ni(s) in this...

there is. Using matrices (first year uni maths) helps out, but its is still possible to do without such knowledge. justlet w, x, y and z, for example, be the molar ratios of each species, eg: w C2H5OH (l) + x O2 (g) ----> y CO2 (g) + z H2O(l) and just create a number of simultaneous...

Why dont you just upload the 07 paper here? if others do that with other papers as well, you will end up with a vast number of past papers and everyone wins.

you could buy whatever books now - just dont open them. Im pretty sure co-op fully refund any unopened purchases within 2 weeks...

wait for the unit outline to be released. That's the safest option.

Re: Semester 2 Timetable Go at 8am to co-op and there wont be many people. Thats what ill do since i have 9am lectures and get there 8:30 anyways, might as well get there 30 mins earlier and not wait in a long line.

shouldnt Math130 is the 2nd easiest out of the 4 100-level Math subjects

Re: Semester 2 Timetable Roguey im doing 5 subjects and im not at uni that long. Must be well spaced out, mine's pretty packed.

any progress on that?

check eStudent every day over the next 2 weeks and hopefully someone changes tutes.

MATH135 shouldnt be too bad.

As stated above, it does not matter which way, you get the same answer. But apparently it is correct chemistry convention to put the unknown in the Burette, just like it is correct chemistry convention to, when drawing a diagram of a galvanic cell, to place the ANODE on the LEFT.

Dont stress, i enrolled in all my subjects from the begining of the year, and only 2 of my sem 2 subjects are on BB (out of 4 that should be).

1)pH=-log[H+] now if an acid can donate 2 protons [H+] will be TWICE [Acid] thus we are looking for the one where the pH and acid concentration match: pH=-log(2[Acid]) which is Q, since -log(2x0.050= -log(0.1) = 1 which = pH given 2)Id say C since it produces twice the amount of...

yeh when i was watching mythbusters, i thought of this thread lol