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Reply 2640

TheKingOfTSR

Original post by Boy_wonder_95

It would be Biology A2 for me.

Yes

...I'm with you.
Bio is way too boring.

Reply 2641

Boy_wonder_95

Original post by NedStark

So with all the people dropping out, what's the smallest class you guys have got? For me it's Economics with 7 people. I love small classes so much.

For me it's Physics - 4 people, then it's Maths & Further Maths - 7 people, and then there's Economics with 10 people.

Reply 2642

Boy_wonder_95

Original post by TheKingOfTSR

Yes

...I'm with you.
Bio is way too boring.

Don't you wanna do Medicine though?

Reply 2643

Endless Blue

Awaiting my PS help reply! :nervous:

Reply 2644

Kvothe the Arcane

Original post by lilGem

anything is better than my old laptop, as long as it does what I need it to do I'll be happy :h:

. Do you like populations and ecology?

Reply 2645

lilGem

Original post by keromedic

. Do you like populations and ecology?

It's far from my favourite topics, I did like the population genetics though :smile:

Reply 2646

Kvothe the Arcane

Original post by lilGem

It's far from my favourite topics, I did like the population genetics though :smile:

That's cool. What's ur fav bio molecule?

Reply 2647

BarbaraChante

Guys! I need help, how would i differentiate this ? (2x to the power of 3 minus 5) to the power of a half, and then find the stationary points?

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Reply 2648

usycool1

Original post by BarbaraChante

Guys! I need help, how would i differentiate this ? (2x to the power of 3 minus 5) to the power of a half, and then find the stationary points?

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This:

(2x^3-5)^\frac{1}{2}

?

You have a function of a function, so use the chain rule. :smile:

Then remember, stationary points occur where the gradient equals 0.

Reply 2649

BarbaraChante

Should i use the rule dy over dx equals dy over dt multiplied by dt over dx?

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Reply 2650

lilGem

Original post by keromedic

That's cool. What's ur fav bio molecule?

probably peptides and amino acids as micro and same for macro with proteins :smile:

Reply 2651

usycool1

Original post by BarbaraChante

Should i use the rule dy over dx equals dy over dt multiplied by dt over dx?

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Yes - the chain rule.

Reply 2652

Dimples_ND

Original post by Endless Blue

Awaiting my PS help reply! :nervous:

Why nervous? Is it your first draft?

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Reply 2653

Endless Blue

Original post by Dimples_ND

Why nervous? Is it your first draft?

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Yes, I've had my feedback. It was a decent first draft but I need to strengthen some of the content more, cut a few bits out, give more relevant examples and make the introduction and conclusion a bit stronger/more punchy. I've got a lot of thinking to do!

Reply 2654

Dimples_ND

Original post by Endless Blue

Aww I'm sure you'll get it :smile:

I finished my first draft and it's 48 lines and like a little over 4000 characters
So it can be annoying when cutting some bits out. :L
What course you planing on doing?

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Reply 2655

SyedaK

Does anyone know where I can find chemical work experience, or experience related to chemistry?

Reply 2656

Kvothe the Arcane

Original post by SyedaK

Does anyone know where I can find chemical work experience, or experience related to chemistry?

There might be something here.
My friend did a placement with nuffield last yr, iirc.

Reply 2657

SyedaK

Original post by keromedic

There might be something here.
My friend did a placement with nuffield last yr, iirc.

Thank you so much!

Reply 2658

usycool1

My computer just crashed on me as I was writing a part of my EPQ... :colonhash:

Have to rewrite it all now as it didn't autosave either, gah! :mad:

Reply 2659

Changing Skies

Original post by usycool1

My computer just crashed on me as I was writing a part of my EPQ... :colonhash:

Have to rewrite it all now as it didn't autosave either, gah! :mad:

Aw that must be so frustrating :frown:

A similar thing happened with my biology coursework this year, I had just finished my final draft feeling very relieved and proud of myself...turns out it didn't save so I had to do a massive chunk again :unimpressed: