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1) (i) you are right. - (ii) Mg > Zr > Zn > Ni - (iii) should be (-) 2 (a) it's right. (b) check you note. it should be something - radiation going in the tube. ionise the argon ion in the air, etc. 3 (a) it is an ester because it has the COOC group, but glycolic acid doesnt, so it's not an...

partly true. you memorise and then manipulate the structures and vocab you know to communicate to the marker.

learning a language means hard work. you need to constantly revise the vocabulary and structures so you can use it in different tasks. advantages of learning a language is that you won't need to study as much as you need to compare to other subjects, since you are doing the prep throughout the year.

break up the equation. cancel off the one doesn't change (i.e. aqueous solution stays as aqueous solution) then you get your ionic equation.

solve sin x = 1/4 there should be 6 answers. then divide all my 3.

I know a person who does: - 3u english, 4u maths, 3u indonesian, economics. - 2u english, 4u maths, 3u latin, 3u japanese.

those are good ranks.

textbook is the best. go to your local or school library and pick up a copy of conquering chem or jacaranda.

school rank? nevertheless - 95+

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I think it's u=the whole thing / v'=1

tried that. doesn't really work. edit: it does.

to tell you the truth - you are actually in the border line of doing extension. but why not? just choose extension for now and see how you cope with it. if its too much for you, you can drop it anytime. on a side note: you aren't allow to "go up to" extension once you chosen 2u.

Most of these work is done by myself lol. normally they will only be at: English: 80% 2U Maths: 100% 3U Maths: 80% 4U Maths: 75% 2/3 Japanese: 100% Chemistry: 78%

English: 85% 2/3U Maths: 100% 4U Maths: 95% 2/3U Japanese: 100% Chemistry: 80% I'm quite concern with my English and Chemistry - i don't think we are gonna make it before the trials. :uhoh: How about you?

you won't be excited once you know every single mark you earn will effect your hsc.

I know a few friends who work in maccas. it takes about 3~10 hours a week and they manage their school work just fine.

maths would be a complementary subject for actuarial.

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