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I listed Proton-proton chain reaction equations somewhere in my answer, as well as the fusion of Helium to oxygen for Point B - red- giant.

the question said ANALYSE, so you'll need to specify WHAT forces acted on the space craft, WHY they acted the way they did and HOW these forces played a part during re-entry. Simply stating that there exists atmospheric drag isn't analysing - that's just outlining.

Couldn't understand a word... I was at a complete utter loss... what the hell where they saying?! Ching chang mitsubishi judo teriyaki wang subaru??!! fark!

Wrong, Wrong, Wrong, Wrong, Wrong, Wrong, Wrong. -50*C is a negibile temperature and has absolutely minimal effect on the on the resistivity of the copper.

During re-entry, space craft SLOWS DOWN not SPEED UP. thus, its deceleration. Hope you wrote that. No spacecraft has EVER used rocket boosters to slow themselves down for landing...

Marking Scheme: Mentioning Gravity .... 1 Mark Mentioning centripetal acceleration is perpendular to earth's gravity... 1 Mark Mentioning thrusting force to throw spacecraft off the orbit... 1 Mark Mentioning that during re-entry, Spacecraft subject to DECELERATION forces ... 1 Mark Saying that...

I'll sell it to you for $29.95

Idiots, you know that graph you drew previously? You use the line of best fit, and read off the weight from when Current = zero

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FARK! I THOUGHT THE HSC STARTS ON THE 24th? ????!?!?!?

What reflective property?

Saving my English notes and making some cash by selling it to desparate people like us, this time next year.

Ha! Brogan, a rare never seen beofre sentimental and philosophical side has emerged? My, my. You actually have a brain.

or you can just remember sin60 has root 3 on 2

How interesting.. reminds me of Fermat's last theorem: xn + yn = an

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I don't think the question is based number theory as Burnside Lemma implies. the BFC is used if we assume the circle to be a 3D object, (one where we can walk around) But in this case, its not.

unfortunately, buddhists don't believe in hell. so knock yourself out

hahahahaha, man thats hilarious

Confidence I'd assume. Chicks love a confident guy.