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Does it really matter about the editions? Cause i can editions one edition earlier than that on the booklist and was wondering if is worth get the one of the list.

That does make it better because that was the only difference between the online timetable and my given one. Now it seems that the one i got at enrolment is 100% correct, so at least i know what is happening.

Did we sign up for the pracs at enrolment? Because my prac codes were recorded for chem and phys and are the pracs on our timetable sheet from enrolment the ones we were signed up for?

Bsc Nanotechnology Cutoff: 79.55 UAI: 96.20

I'm just confused as to all the Chem 1C pracs there are. Everyday the same ones are on but i only need to go to one. Is there a specific date for a course if this happens.

I got 40. Originally i got 800, but then i re-did it using the mol of NO and comparing it with the ratio.

I just finished as time ended. I thought it was a great ending to chem. I answered every question with relation to the verbs used in the question so i'm hoping for a huge mark.

They've already done the batteries and biopolymers as large questions, 7 and 5 marks. It may be probably something to do with ethanol, the fermentation process and its use as a fuel.

SURFING, SURFING, SURFING. These books are must haves. They are about all that i use and have gotten through rather successfully. We also use Contexts 2 and i don't mind it. It's just that surfing is so concise and directly answers the syllabus.

I really liked the astrophysics one. SO much could've been talked about so i don't think that it would've been too hard to get full marks.

good luck anyway.

I downloaded it but couldn't be bothered looking at it. I had enough material that i didn't want an overload. Did i miss anything?

Shouldn't you people been in bed, having a good night's rest before the big exam tomorrow morning? As for me, i'm just bored so i came along here.

Radius is requried, so r=radius +height. I forgot to put in the radius in the trial and got full marks. I wasn't going to argue with that though.

Our teacher is pretty certain that it is going to be something about water, because according to him that is one part of the syllabus that they haven't really 'hit' upon yet.

i can hope can't i?

I'd rather stick with physics maths for projectile. You are given equations and vaslues so all you have to do is substitute values.

Pendulum was there last year so it won't be there. I'm thinking about that M&G one with the current carrying coil between two magnets. They could ask a lot on that so that is where my money would go.

Surfing books are my no.1 study material. ALL dot points are covered, in the theory part or in the questions which give detailed answers. Our main text (Contexts 2) doesn't get used much because it smells.

I remember seeing some q's in textbooks so it must mean that there is some probability that it will be in there, but it isn't anything more than a double projectile question so it shouldn't be any more difficult than a standard projectile q.