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didn't bring paper out of room, but i agree answer for 20 was D. The question had something about "fine motor skill" or similar thing. So if someone's highly anxious its likely they're highly aroused which means their performance is going to be shit until they settle down. so it...

I'm very confused. Went searching on the net to try and clear my thoughts - and found this: The most abundant energy source available to the muscle fiber is fat. The breakdown of fat to yield ATP is referred to as lipolysis. While the supply of fatty acids is essentially unlimited, the...

P.P.P.S Hope y'all get this before the exam;)

P.P.S So it can be seen that your day to day energy does not completely come from carbohydrates, most of it is from the break down of fats (or to be more precise fatty acids). But, as you said insight, don't take any of this as gospel. I could be wrong, but i think the basic...

P.S When i said medium to high intensity in the first post i meant medium to high aerobic intensity. This is still well below the anaerobic threshold.

Basic premise behind fats being used first: When fats are metabolized they produce twice the amount of energy as an equivalent amount of carbohydrates. (something like 32Kj to 16Kj per kilo or gram i forget what it is). However, it takes twice (approx) the amount of oxygen to...

I need a bit of help on the "personal versus prescribed judging criteria" at the end of Core 2. have any idea what they're on about? P.S Shit you write a lot! it's helped me though, cheers mate :) P.P.S I picked up one itty bitty technical error in the last post. Carbohydrates...

any speculatoins as to what (out of the million and one things we need to know) the questions will be this year? I' m thinking Ottawa Charter or Jakarta declaration implementation into one of the priority areas, seeing as they didn't ask it last year and its one of the big points...

what wavelength did you end up with for Balmer?

sorry my mistake, confused myself. tis a word. but i wouldn't refer to Brook's lear as an example of absudism - rather an absurdist drama. personal preference. but you the all know gonzalina are correct, "absurdism" is a word and i retract my last post.

am summarising syllabus but need help on these two: "gather and analyse data to sasess the impact of Pauli's suggestion of the neutrino on Fermi's work" "explain the basic principles of a fission reactor" - in 6 lines or less ;)

Go to the UNSW site. He does an alright job on it. bat.phys.unsw.edu.au/hsc/ go to the FAQ section.

p.s. absurdism isn't a word

it (Brooks production) is absurdism u gits. he based his ideas loosley on the essay "king lear or engame" by Jan Kott (the real jan kott), which required that Lear be judged as a play devoid of any kind of morality or theodicy. look at what Brook did after Gloucester's blinding...

having moved down from queensland to NSW this year to do the HSC, i have to say we get it a lot easier up there. but we (the queenslanders) come out smarter. and better looking. much better looking. and your system of scaling and assessment is nothing compared to ours...

Toilet room bonding at its best. My idea of course. Day before Melbourne cup last year, had cockroach races in the toilets. $2 to enter, winner takes all. about 10 roaches were enterd. 75 blokes crowded into the 10m square area, no room to move. we were all there - the jocks, the...