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thanks omie, that was great help with maths1131,mats1101 and phys 1131 - is a pass just an overall 50%+ when all the marks are calculated? or is there some other requirement like 50%+ in final exam as well.. thanks

any comments from past students? pretty tough..a lot of self motivated input for this course :/ doing alright for labs/tutes ~45% ish midsem multichoice exam was pretty easy. dont know the mark yet grp proj is going good, got abt 80% for first submission

4Fe(OH)2 + O2 -> 2(Fe2O3.H2O) + 2H2O

Yeah im quite sure it's associated with relaxation time Basically my question is how the computer can differentiate the different locations of nuclei (protons) in the body. For eg if they all use the same ext. B field the lamor frequency will be the same throughout the body

Ok, I know theres two processes involved in localising where the radio pulse originates from: 1. Using gradient B field to change the lamor frequency along the length of the body - this differentiates the frequency at which the radio pulses return 2. Something about PHASES of the NUCLEI?? No...

what UAIs did you and your mates get, if you dont mind me asking- the ones that filled the co-op places

thanks for both answers yes that would make so much more sense. always getting monetary and fiscal mixed up

ok, so i take it that the impact on eco. growth due to FDI is negligible when compared to the reduced AD

1. increase IR -> contraction on economy due to dampening of AD: consump and invest 2. increase IR -> increase FDI due to higher returns -> money to fund structural expansion (eco growth) so which wins, in a way? since one is contractionary and the other is expansionary also, quick question...

mm wow. where did you hear that from? why so less popularity from eng students compared to commerce etc

hey mate, would you still be able to post up those solutions. thanks

I know the co-op website says 95.7 UAI is required for the scholarship, but i've also read that people have received it with a UAI lower than 95.7, given they have at least received the course cut-off. Anyone know if this is true?

hehe, yes please mate.

thanks, that would be very much appreciated. maybe upload to the resources for others reference

does anyone have access to the 3u answers for the 08 cssa trial can you please share. thanks

does anyone have access to the 2u answers for the 08 cssa trial can you please share. thanks

what were the color changes for acid/neutral and base

Hey thanks for the info Mmm is there a website that gives out all the info becos I wouldnt have a clue of the equip, procedure etc. ..... thanks

Anyone have resources or websites that list and explain these pracs. I haven't done any or seen the equipment, so pictures would help I believe there's a practical for one of each 6 sections. Otherwise if anyones up to it, can yu please list the experiments, equipt, cautions etc. Thanks!!

thanks for quick reply! "negative charge, likley to accept proton" - does that apply to other combinations? does that mean hpo4 (2-) + h2o ---> h2po4- + OH- po4 (3-) + h2o ---> hpo4- + OH- thanks :)