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Haha, yes! It got me through high school, uni and beyond!

Hi UNSW. Does anyone have access to food chemistry slides for a unit of study related to food chemistry? I lost all my slides i had saved after misplacing my USB. I am desperate for them back and happy to pay! Please get in touch if you do.

Does anyone have access to (or has saved) food chemistry lecture slides for a unit related to food science e.g FOD3004: Chemistry and biochemistry of foods. I lost my USB and all slides + notes i had made when i was at UNI. Am desperate for them back and happy to pay! Please get in touch :)

Hi there, Any members have lecture slides for the food chemistry unit of study? I lost mine (including my notes) after losing my USB and and really desperate for them! I am happy to pay quite a good sum to have them back and for your time. Please get in touch :)

from last year or years previous. will pay :) need to prep ahead. message me or comment below.

To where I can get them for free. Cheers

I'm going on holidays again, and have just come back from them. Haven't had much time. When is the last day i can re-enrol in usyd (first to second year). Also if i just pick dummy subjects to re-enrol will it show up on any documents, transcripts. etc.

yes, i am an advocate of the humble textbook! You can never have too many. (within reason)

if by intelligence you mean thought provoking, Most international miramax films are great. E.g life is beautiful, cinema paradiso. Good will hunting is actually a film on the raw concept of intelligence. It's quite good in my opinion. Clue (1985, i think) is a crap movie if you're not engaging...

don't be jelly.

either your sarcasm is so advanced that you have us all fooled into thinking you actually believe this, or...

this brings back memories...i posted the exact same question up when i was doing hsc. never understood it.

Yep :) All good everything has been solved.

That's what i got, the book completely stuffed me up for 2 hours thinking i was wrong. P.s THANKS HEAPS :)

since this thread has derailed i also wanted to ask the values for which 1/((x^2)+1) is concave up and concave down? i would appreciate full working since i have spent ages and can not get the answer provided.

this could be solved with logs right? 2^x^2+1=6

solving for x. I'm having a brain freeze with this question.

don't think so, but curious to know?

maybe watch the movie to get a feel of central ideas and if appropriate as a related text read the book.