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It has to be B. You can't remove the third value no matter how wrong it is, because its fixing your results to get the answer you want to get. Its simply incorrect scientific method. Besides you can assume AAS to be pretty damn accurate and so the third result isnt likely to be a mistake, unlike...

Shit that doesnt look familiar. I can't really remember the question but I'm pretty sure my answer was in mol/L. Isnt that what you express concentration as? shit dont tell me i didnt read the entire question. Stupid stupid stupid....

Yeah I agree. Those multiple choice questions were so hard. Some of them seemed so ambiguous too. On the upside i thought the rest of the exam was pretty easy. Except that damn deducing ions question....oh how I hate you. Shipwrecks was really good too.

Re: Maths EE2 - General thoughts on the exam I feel your pain....the very first question on the paper and I was already stuck. Was even worse cause everyone else managed to get it. Man that was hard, I barely answered 7 and 8, and that damm circle geometry question chewed up so much time...

1 - c 2 - d - fucking stupidest fucking mistake ever argh! 3 - d 4 - b 5 - d 6 - a 7 - d 8 - b 9 - b 10 - a 11 - a 12 - c 13 - d 14 - c 15 - a otherwise Im pretty confident with my answers. This years multiple choice seemed harder

yeah I think that I'm way wrong. I used Ratios but ended up just confusing myself. I got like 1.75 X 10^10 Joules which cant be right. I'm just hoing i get marks for working

lol thanks for your help. Chances are a question like this will not come up again anyway Thanks

Yeah I had no problem with the traditional method. I cant find anything in my text about a knock down fitting that suits this type of joint. I have looked around on the net and such and all I can find is the standard knock down fitting for making butt joints. Surely there is something out there...

Hey all, First of all goodluck tomorow! I'm very new here, but I came across this question in the usual last minute cramming on last years industrial tech wood paper (Q4, d). http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/hsc_exams/hsc2005exams/pdf_doc/ind_tech_timber_furn_05.pdf Its talking...