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We have three ways in which this ATP can be resynthesised and hence, we have three energy systems; the phosphagen system, the lactic acid system (anaerobic glycolysis) and the aerobic system (aerobic glycolysis). Each of these systems varies in the rate at which ATP is [...]

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Welcome to Physical Education – a great and relevant study. You are about to venture into what is an extremely important year and right now it may appear somewhat daunting. Organisation is a crucial aspect of success at this level and something you need to [...]

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Are you familiar with the difference between ‘Numerical data’ and ‘Categorical data’?
You will be expected to create summary statistics to represent numerical data. Commonly used summary statistics are:
measures of centre: mean, median, mode
measures of spread: range, IQR, standard deviation
You will [...]

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Units 3 and 4 Further Mathematics consists of a Core section that is compulsory as well as the six modules listed below. Your teacher will choose three Modules for your class to study. Therefore three modules exist in your textbook [...]

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The November exam for Business Management is worth 50% of your study score. It is important to start preparing as soon as possible to maximise your result.
The Exam
The current study design runs from [...]

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Each hemisphere of the cerebral cortex of the brain can be divided into four smaller areas called cortical lobes. Each lobe is associated with particular functions and is named after the bones of the skull that cover it.

Frontal [...]

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In Unit 3 Psychology there are three Areas of Study: Brain and Nervous System, Visual Perception and States of Consciousness. As part of the school-assessed course work you will complete three outcomes, one for each Area of Study. Outcome [...]

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The food we eat can be both a risk and protective factor for a range of diseases. A risk factor increases the likelihood of developing a disease or condition. Given that around 60% of deaths in Australia are diet related, it is clear that the [...]

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The study of nutrition and its relationship to health forms a large focus of your study in unit 3. Food contains chemical components called nutrients. Nutrients carry out a range of functions in the body and can be divided into 6 major categories according to [...]

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Why write my own Summary Sheet when I can easily copy or buy one from elsewhere?
This is a question that many Physics students ask leading up to the exams and my answer is always the same. [...]