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Sequence 3-16 Two straws better than one_ p91

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Sequence 3-20 Atmospheric Pressure p1 POS2&3

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Sequence 1-20 White ball, Black ball p21 POS2&3

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Parr, A.; Hydraulics and Pneumatics; Butterworth-Heinemann; 1998

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18 Atoms Are Star Stuff - Cooking Up Carbon.avi

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miscellaneous. Something miscellaneous is made up of an odd bunch of things - things you might not expect to go together. A breakfast bar, a DVD, and a credit card bill are miscellaneous items that may be in your backpack. The word miscellaneous comes from the Latin word miscere, meaning "to mix."

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Homework Tuesday 18 Dec is even questions in 10.7

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Homework Tuesday 18 Dec is even questions in 10.7

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Solutions to follow.

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Homework Monday 17 December section 10.5 and even and 11 from 10.6.

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Homework Monday 17 December section 10.5 and even and 11 from 10.6.

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Solutions are posted. This was perhaps too long as it involved a lot of problem solving. If incomplete work through my solutions. If you cannot follow my solutions look at the official  solutions and if you still need help we will do a lunch time tutorial. This type of analysis is worth less than 30% of exam.

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Used in q 6 solution of 10.6

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Commensurate is a word that really measures up. And no wonder - it's a descendant of the Latin noun mensura, meaning "measure," from "mensus," past participle of "metiri" ("to measure"). In the first recorded use of " commensurate," which comes from 1641, the adjective was used as a synonym of "coextensive."