Has anyone done Block 7-8 for TMA 6 for s103 - discovering Science, as i am struggling big time, any help would be much appreciated
yes i am like you really phased by this how much of the tma have you managed to do
Me, too what r u stuck on? I have been doing really well but this TMA is tough. Answered everything up to question 5 parts b and c, struggling with polymers and monomer units. Don't know if my answers r right so far but will help if I can.
i am also stuck on that, im stuck on q4 part a and b actually im not too sure on any of it actually lol
i am also stuck on that, im stuck on q4 part a and b actually im not too sure on any of it actually lol
Havent started the TMA as of yet still reading and taking notes from the text books.
But currently finding it difficult to get in to. Any help or advice would be fantastic. Thank you
tolmanbert A.T hot mail. C O M, if you could send me info on how you have learnt this TMA and on how you managed to answer the question for this assignment.
I understand that you are seeking help with Block 7-8 for TMA 6 for S103 - Discovering Science. Although I am unable to directly share information or contact you via email, I can provide general guidance on how to approach this assignment and offer some resources that may be helpful.
1. Review the Block materials: Make sure you have thoroughly read and understood the course materials related to Blocks 7-8. This includes the relevant chapters, sections, and any supplementary materials provided by your course.
2. Take notes: As you read through the materials, take detailed notes on the key concepts, definitions, and examples related to polymers and monomer units. Use these notes as a reference when attempting to answer the questions.
3. Break down the questions: Carefully analyze the questions you're having difficulty with, such as question 4 parts (a) and (b). Break down each question into smaller parts and identify the specific information or concepts being asked. This can help you focus on what you need to understand or explain in your response.
4. Research additional resources: If the course materials are not providing enough clarity, consider seeking additional resources. There are various online platforms, textbooks, and academic websites that offer explanations and examples related to polymers and monomer units. Utilize search engines, academic databases, or ask your course tutor for recommendations.
5. Consult the course forum or classmates: Engage with your course forum and classmates to see if others are experiencing similar difficulties or have already discussed the problematic questions. Often, fellow students can provide insights, explanations, or alternative perspectives that may help you better understand the material.
6. Seek help from your tutor: Your course tutor is there to assist you. If you are still struggling with certain aspects of the TMA, it's important to reach out to your tutor for guidance. They can provide clarifications, additional resources, or suggestions on how to approach the assignment.
Remember, it's essential to make an honest effort to understand the materials and answer the questions yourself. Using external resources and seeking help should supplement your learning process, not replace it. Good luck with your TMA!