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yeh was pretty good for 10 bucks the only bad thing was how expensive the bar was. 6 bucks for a vodka and red bull! and like 5 bucks for a beer! afterparty was alright as well

Re: bring lunch to uni? nah, i think his dad does

Re: bring lunch to uni? so does ur mum

i spent $20000 less and got 6 more UAI marks

Re: bring lunch to uni? who would honestly buy lunch at uni? seriously they are way overpriced, taste like crap and are probably infested with god knows what. bring ur own

wtf is wrong with title pages? we did them all the way till yr 12 i dont think lecturers care if u have them or not tho

UWS, what a joke lame excuse for a university

has anyone tried to register at the start uts website? when i tried it said there was an error or something?

Batchelor of Science (Nanotechnology) at UTS, City Campus F**K YEAH!!!!!

100% correct i remember i got this aswell hey i think with the zinc question were meant to divide by 4 because there were 4 tablets dissolved?

your teachers credability goes out the window. you have to find the concentration first by dividing by 0.05 litres. you cant just log the number of moles. are people just ignorant?

From wiki: These conflicting properties caused disruptions when trying to classify it as a wave or particle. Crookes insisted it was a particle, whilst Hertz maintained it was a wave. The debate was resolved when an electric field was used to deflect the rays by J. J. Thomson. This evidence...

nope- 12 is definately B. This was shown by JJ Thompson and it resolved the debate by showing that they were particles.

haha Michelson and Morley. u would have been better off writing John Mc Cain and Barack Obama

wow. im on 15/15 if 15 B is correct, which i think it is.

yeah, i did pretty much the same. i reckon they will still give us marks though, because technically we are still answering the question.

question 5 was C. the real time is the time measured by the person in the spaceship, which is 0.5 seconds. All you have to do now is to substitute into the equation, and the answer is 0.63 (rounded off). This answer is also consistent with time dilation, because the people on Earth observe the...

nope, 4 is def. A. The independent variable is the one that is being changed, the dependent variable is the one theat is measured. So height (the variable being changed) must be on the horizontal axis, meaning it cannot possibly be C and for q 11, it is a trick q, the electron is actually...

this is the question: "Use the work of TWO physicists to explain how the combination of ideas led to new directions in scientific thinking about atomic structure" i think i did it wrong lol i talked about Bohr and Fermi, i interpreted the question as two scientists who used different ideas...

i don't get it seriosly. english was alright, not oo hard compared to previous years. Bio was exceptionally easy, and 2 unit maths was one of the easiest paper that i have ever sat. and then the BOS rapes us with an exam that the majority of people can't do. WHY? seriously Q7 could have been in...