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For extended response go to this forum and click on "anti's guide to ....." http://community.boredofstudies.org/forumdisplay.php?f=7 :eek: I think you should drop maths

OHS= Occupational Health & Safety :p

To bubblesss drop ancient, you have to remember dates, people, etc .......... Physics is better. In another thread, people have said that 3 sciences are related, so it will be easier. I'm not sure about 4unit maths Work Hard **nervous smile**

Yes, how many times can a kid survive death? :confused:

I never knew a lot of people liked Catcher in the Rye :confused:

:rofl: that's the way chocko. BBQ or Tomato :D

Good work namu :D

top 5 in all subjects (except maths, but who cares), that's cool, congratulations :D

True. Some people know all the formulae, but in the exam, they're like "oh shit, oh shit, which formula do I use " :D

sqrt 27 = 3sqrt3 271/2 = 3sqrt3 x= 1/2

That's pretty harsh, having 4 exams in one day :jaw:

I'd say drop food tech

I also want more calculations :D The physics test was just qualitative nonsense :confused:

Re: What UAI/course are you aiming for? Thank you :D I was standing in the park wondering why frisbees got bigger as they get closer. Then it hit me. You're funny too :lol:

I think it is used when you dilute a substance and try to find c1 or V1 or c2 or V2

Re: What UAI/course are you aiming for? You know a lot of hard work is needed to pull off a 99.95. I mean that it's only 0.05 of 100. Good luck to you stef. *xxstef's thoughts: thanks for reminding me* :angry: :p

For example: You are given 100g of Water, the temperature changes from 20oC to 30oC calculate the amount of heat energy needed to invoke this change in temperature? Use formula: delta h = mCdelta T delta h = 100 x 4.18 (Specific heat capacity of water) x (30-20) delta h = 418 x 10 delta h =...

Hilarious. Also when Will is burying his stepbrother ALIVE! "Shut up, you're waking the neighbours" :rofl:

Isn't rock = Earth and Environmental Science

Doesn't always have to be 4.18 kaz1, that's only the specific heat capacity for water :D