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Cloudstreet Thanks Buggdogg This might help with your question ?Not good on this module Textual integrity is found partially through historical context and use of brand names"Kooka stove" ,events ,people and places of the era. Also social context stolen generation. Language...

cloudstreet Thanks for the help! Which search engine did u use? Nothing found on Google

Does anyone have the name of a critic that has a feminist context statement on Cloudstreet? If so could you please post their quote. Any help would be great as none of my reviews can help here.

yeh it is (p^2)x and thats what i got for (a) v = p(a^2 - x^2)^1/2

seeing there are no answers for these questions i need someone to check if i got this question right.... Q5) (i) a paticle moves in the x-axis with acceleration at postition x given by dv/dt = -p^2x where p is a positive constant. If at zero time...

Does anyone know where to get the answers to old HSC papers like the ones on Dr Buchannans website?

Would anyone have have any info on this dotpoint please _Perform a first hand investigation to observe the colour changes of a named transition element as it changes oxidation state. HSC Advice Line didn't have much info on this.

does anyone out there know the bacteria involved in the fermentation process to do with PLA's (polylactic acid)???

hey thanks ive been trying to get a grasp on these types of questions all weekend, this helps.

another question from our friends at cambridge. can someone show me how to set out this question. exercise 3.3 note: .0 is theta Q5) P(asec.0, btan.0) lies on the hyperbola x^2/a^2 - y^2/b^2 = 1 The tangent at P cuts the x-axis at X and the y-axis at Y. Show that PX/PY =...

the only annoying thing about cambride is that there are no worked solutions...... oh well. exercise 3.1 q7) P lies on the hyperbola x^2 - y^2 = 1 9 72 with foci S and S'. a. if PS = 2 find PS' b...

oh shit, i just did my test 2day.:( :( :( it was soooooooo hard................ but im pretty confident, i studied heaps hard, i probably should have done more on polynomials...... too bad. Now only 3 unit 2 go.

answer thanks Thanks for the help Spice Girl I'm crammin for the test tomorro

oh yeah that stupid thing is spose to be a theta, if thats how u spell it.

yet another question from the diagnostic test in the cambridge book, i wish theyd put worked solutions in the back like the lee book; nehow..... Q14) use De Moivre's theorem with n = 2 to show that cos 2 = cos^2 - sin^2 and sin 2 = 2 sin cos. hence show that tan 2 = 2 tan / 1 - tan^2...

yeah thats what stuffed me up. i kept tryin to make the question 2 hard by doin quadratic formula and squaring the discriminant and all those methods, whan all i realy needed 2 do was simple.

thanx man. i think ive been studying 2 hard, if im forgettin easy shit like this.:o

This question is from the cambridge book but i cant seem to get the same answer as them, and bacause the solutions arnt worked at all........ i though i someone might be able to shed some light on it. solve. x^2 + (2 - i)x - 2i = 0 (its question 4(b) in the diagnostic test 2)

were using terry lee's book at school and my teacher likes to get questions out of the fitzpatrick book also. ive also got the arnold and patel books. But i dont rely like the patel book, just quietly.