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Anyone mind helping on a whim? A region is bounded by the curve y= sin-1x, the y-axis and the tangent to the curve at point (√3/2 , pi/3) a) Show that the area of the region is 1/4 u2 b) Show that the volume of the solid formed when the region is rotated about the y-axis is: pi/34...

What do you mean by Amber wanting a piece of Cher for herself? Amber, I think, is just always trying to be better than Cher by constantly using sarcastic comments to put her down. So yes, Amber is trying to step over Cher to climb the social ladder but not necessarily getting a piece of Cher or...

That's great to hear Hannah, congratulations! All the best for your exams.

No, I don't think that would be a good idea imho but separating all the related texts might make your article seem unflowy and separate, if that makes any sense. A better way might be to have several ideas as a basis for your paragraphs and then use your texts' quotes, techniques and so and so...

Wouldn't mind studying overseas in like, Ireland or Scotland. It'd be very very pricey though, I'd imagine.

1. Gallipoli 2. Kokoda Track, PNG 3. Tasmania

So glad I'm not the only one who sticks with that mantra. Personally, I rarely ever pick "D" unless it's plain obvious.

My year 12 English teacher is very awesome. She's such a hard worker and I love her big fat Greek anectotes.

Mine is incredibly petty and lame. I took the fuse of a party popper to school and popped it at the 75th school reunion. It was the lamest thing but I got sent to the principal. He told me it was a dangerous thing to do and "could've elicited a bomb scare". It was only a party popper, gee.

I'd still do it because I find English quite enjoyable and like its subjectivity.

The only four Asian songs I can remember. They're all quite old. Because I'm a Girl - Kiss Planetarium - Ai Otsuka Let Go - M-Flo Loves Yoshika Nocturne - Jay Chou

1. Ireland 2. The UK 3. Venice

You don't even need a dramatic turn of events or anything too out there, sometimes the best stories are the ones that are "close to home" because you're more likely to be familar with it so it would seem like you've done a bit of research and it might make the story more realistic. Could be...

This could be helpful. Though it includes Blacktown.

The Great Gatsby and Emma were ruined for me. But analysing Shakespeare's plays has made me appreciate his works more.

Yeah reckon, Chaser's and Oprah were about the only good shows on last week.

The sad thing is, I read all four of his books just to see if I could guess who the villain was before the halfway mark was reached. Bleh, someone has a little too much time on their hands.

HP and the Order of the Pheonix HP and the Half-Blood Prince Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason Black Beauty by Anna Sewell

The Little Blue Parcel and Henry and Amy by Stephen Michael King The Red Tree and The Lost Thing by Shaun Tan Animalia by Graeme Base Are We There Yet? by Alison Lester

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