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Bachelor of vision science/master of clinical optometry Whats the difference between this and the precious course bachelor of optom/science Any good?

Physio at usyd or optom at unsw I cant decide between the two. Have made atar cutoff for both but cant deicde... which one is better in terms of pay? In terms of job prospect etc im not worried about course difficulty in uni or anythig jst the job itself. Pls give indivht anone thanks help...

The reason why that would be wrong is because then you are assuming acetic acid id a strong acid (ie degree os ionisation is 100%) Thus using n = cv would not find the number of moles of H+ (which is relates to pH) but only the concentration of acid (which isnt related to pH)

agreed you are definetely correct. answer is B.

^wtf

For the graph question, wouldnt it be a curve of best fit Considering ladt yrs question on ozone "line graph"

which three 3 mc?

For industrial compare effect of temp and concentration do u meeda state k formula

What do u think? 93+?

In the cell potential is the question wrong or just a trick question Solution says 2+ But al is 3+

What was the multiple choice question galvanic highest potential What was q20

question 3 was ambiguous as fuck. tehcnically both are correct. the board should definately accept both man they suck at making multi

What do you predict? I think there will be an 8 marker on how maglev trains work (xD)

what happens if, from a particular height, u drop a magnet through a copper ring (not a tube, i know a tube the magnet will slow) but if dropped through a ring does it just slow momentarily, or does the magnet flip or sth (say if the north was faced down) thanks some1

6 marker on acid rain

mgh - KE

thx, but the answer was b, "the gravitational force on each object is proportional to its mass". how does this then relate to the acceleration

the options were a) gravitational force on each object is the same b) gravitational force on each object is proportional to its mass c) the acceleration is directly proportional to the gravitational force acting on each mass d) the acceleration is directly proportional to the mass of the object

can someone help question 19 https://thsconline.github.io/s/?view=6528&id=0ByEFYhkkDQBKU204UmN4dU5fZjQ&n=Baulkham%20Hills%202010%20w.%20sol

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