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besides; i think the microscopy work is overr now for real pracs:D

good stuff wogboy. i just read it and now it makes sense:rolleyes: now that we've done quantum mechanics@uni it all makes sense; how the probability of the modes are determined:)

a brief but not complete explanation: (actually this was for me the hardest part of physics) u would have studied the wave-duality nature of energy (but probably not matter); enough to understand energy exists as discrete quantities the threshold frequency only relates to the...

yes, thats why we use reflux

i did crap:D i wish i got 99.xy where xE[5,9]

errr.. no which topic/dot point?

it is 10 electrons. however, if the question asked with regards to the nucleus, we all know nucleus only has protons + neutrons, and no electrons

i believe the instructsion in multi choice are to select the "best answer" which would thus be red blood cells warning: often u have two answers which are nearly both right , but u gotta pick the better one

f- is an ion, not an atom and just use the periodic table; to find out and the -1 charge gives an extra e-

1011 has done theirs already? ours in in week 7:D

3.9 and 4.2 to answer some1s questions but seriously, i don't think its worth it rofl just rip the final exam:D, or like me, kill the pre-tests

there is a proof for this question (alas, not chickens)

roge-o to that my notes cover this, so i wont bother answering

i think perhaps posting in the UAI/hsc forums would get u some better answers; since thye know more than we do

work em out urself; and get some1 to check em

3 good reasons-- ^^^ + more ideas/diversity 1 bad reason: unfair workload

i only get like 3.9/5

well firstly the limit is defined as: |f(x)-L|<E where E>0 MATH1151:D:rolleyes:

yeah thast right

for hsc bio, hydrogen peroxide is a toxic by-product of metabolism, which need to be broken down by catalase, we are innerested in the function of enzymes, not so much the substrates emselves