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Can someone please explain the concept of mass defect and binding energy? How do you calculate mass defect and binding energy? If you had to calculate mass defect of atom--. Do you include electrons? HELP I dont understand thisthnx

when wriitng the project should your focus ech paragraph around each issue...or have a parapgraph for each historians, discussing there bias, influence etc.

what are some people results can you tell me the averages of your grade highest mark etc. our avergae was 70% hightest was 95% i got 85% is that good

hve people read the document about the 2002 UAI can someone expalin tanle A3...the differcne between scaled and HSC marks...what is what..what do we get etc... thanks

has anyone got the paper can they tell me the research qns. so i know what NOT to study. anyhard qns what was in quantuam to quarks

What did you think you got

whos doing a GAP Year next year

what do people think will be in question 7...what are you hoping for i hope of binomal theorm

every seems to hate it...so lets have a vote..... i thought it wsa okay....but mabye i'm a freak

the exams for mod. his dont work

anyone got last years qns??

how did people find it what about qns 9 and 10-- a bit tricky what did people get for the area in q10 what about the distacne and time in q9. i got total time of 40 secs distance of 33.3km ???

anyone got last years qns

how does an induction motor work!!!! i dont understand it

what is thr ypical qns for 9 and 10 in CSSA exam, i guess application sof calculus am i right?

any teachers drop any hints about the either of these upcoming exams

Help with this * Evaluate the relative contributions of elctrostatic and gravitational forces between nucleons Thanks

what did people have as an answer i put down D was that right

What did people put down for the calacuation of the equil. Involving the Haber process. I had 0.73 was that right This is how I worked it out .20 + .60 --> 0 at equil. {.20 (0.5)} + {.60-(3 x 0.5)} --> .10 then you get .10 (squared) / .45 (cubed) x .15 = 0.73