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narrrrrrrrrr fuck it

for the circuit, you would just have everything connected in series except the voltmeter in parallel with the lamp.

the answer is DNA, chromosomes are structures not molecules. and yeah that bushranger shit was hard, but everything else was relatively easy.

taken from baulko year 10 trial, quite a simple but awesome question. In the Diagram below ABCD and DEFG are squares, show that CF² + BE² = 3(AD² + DE²)

m^2-6m-5=sqrt(m^2-6m-3) 2=sqrt(m^2-6m-3) 4=m^2-6m-3 m^2-6m-7=0 (m+1)(m-7)=0 m= -1, 7

(4x+y+3)(4x-y-3)

you have to have atleast 12 units and 4 subjects....

you only use shift sine when you want to get the angle. so it would be x=sin^-1(12sin20/19)

if you like maths and are really willing to work just do 3unit and as everyone said if it gets too hard just drop back to 2unit.

your year advisor is an idiot, you only have to have a minimum of 4 subjects for prelim.

the purpose of rationalising the denominator is to make the denominator a whole number and multiplying by root6 would give us a whole number. but when there are 2 terms (1 + root3) we have to multiply it by the conjugate as that gives us a whole number.

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WoW.

sabbath plz

nah, it won't count

if you do 4unit all that happens is that your 2 unit hsc mark doesn't count 3u and 4u will both count as 2 units each, so 4 units of maths(3u and 4u) will count not 6 units.

what the hell was Hayden thinking, he was batting like an absolute retard. i was listening to the game on the radio when he got out, the commentators were soo pissed off at the way he played.

^^ although if you get the UAI required you will still be able to do the course.

^yeah, that's what our teacher told us.