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"Grey Mangroves can tolerate the storage of large amounts of salt in their leaves which are later dropped when the amount of salt gets too high." Why do only these Mangroves contain salt in their leaves?

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How is the Preliminary Year for you guys, how did you find it? Do teachers often rush through the syllabus because of the 3 terms? Is there more competition, do people just suddenly drop ranks or gain ranks? Is it harder than Year 10 (answer is a bit intuitive, but content-wise, are the...

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First off, by receiving an acceptance into the school already puts you around top 20% of the cohort. And yes, just try your hardest, maintain your progress whilst others may fall, because that's the time you'd actually shine. And lastly, are you going to pick up 4U in Year 12?

Re: Year 11 Mathematics 3 Unit Cambridge Question & Answer Thread Sorry for the late response, The question is; Use mathematical induction to prove that for all positive integers 'n': (a) 1^2 + 2^2 + 3^2 + ... ... .. ... + n^2 = 1/6*n(n+1)(2n+1) Cheers.

Inb4 "Fitzpatrcik 3U Maths Textbook Question and Answer Thread". Soz I can't help bro, was just passing by.

Re: Year 11 Mathematics 3 Unit Cambridge Question & Answer Thread Pg 234, Q 1 (a)... I saw the example, but I'm just soo confused.

BTW, instead of making this, the dean should've just made Legal Studies an assumed knowledge... Idk, that's my opinion, what are your thoughts.

IMO, I think you're missing the fact that people that get 99+ ATAR's are well and truly built for reading bulk texts, and analysing them. Take into consideration that there is a difference between saying "can't read bulk texts" and "won't read bulk texts". Many of the people whom you're...

So... for example, Student A got an ATAR of 99.2, and Student B got an ATAR of 98.3. They both did commerce however Student B received a HD whilst Student A received a D, so, which plays a major role? Atar or WAM? And which student would be offered the place?

Lol, that English viewpoint is so relatable.

Basically it's a fancy way of describing prefixes and suffixes for organic carbon compounds, e.g. Hexane - Hexene - Hexyne. And the rules applied to deriving the chemical formulas for these substances. This may not be everything, but it is definitely a part of it.

Oh really? Throw me some more clues...

Lol, which school?

Yep, got the answer, thanks everyone!

'k' is a constant.

Yo man, haven't been on much, sorry about that, but to answer your question, it is Cambridge 3U.

Nope. I quoted the question. Am I supposed to find B simultaneously?

The lines x+2y+9=0 and 2x-y+3=0 intersect at B. (a) Write down the general equation of a line through B. (b) Hence find the equation of the line l through B and the origin O. Cheers.