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I also used the A = 2wl + 2lh + 2hw for cubic metres for a rectangular cube...

As per the square diagram on the length you're only losing length on one side of each 2.4m plank. In regards to whether you'd be losing one lot of 20cm or one lot of 5cm of length to each plank is a bit of a judgement call. To me, if you look at the right hand picture on the left pages (2 orange rectangles stacked) it makes me think these planks which are undoubtedly 2.4m long, are actually positioned lying down wedged into the ground on their 2.4m side. Thus to me, the depth (from the front to the back) of these planks would be 5cm, while the height would be 20cm.

​@larajane7954 You would get the right answer regardless, but a more concise description of the planks. Imagine a solitary floorboard plank (like one a pirate walks off) , for a garden bed, would they be stacked flat on top of each other (flat on flat like books) or would they be stacked so their thin sides are on top of each other? I think that for a garden bed it is the thin sides that stack. Does that make sense?

It happens to everybody, even some of my answers as some viewers have corrected me on. If you know what you're doing for most questions you should be ok to pass LANTITE.

I'd say they were pretty similar yes. The level of maths is LANTITE isn't real high but there are some wordy questions that add some complexity as it can confuse some people on how to start the question.

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Hi Paul It is a requirement to work as a teacher in Australia. Even if you only wanted to be a daycare teacher, you would still need to pay for and then pass both the Literacy and Numeracy tests.

But on multiple sources it says you need it for only primary and secondary school teaching or higher. We international students already take exams like IELTS so why a LANTITE test now ? anyway it seems like an easy one especially for us Indians who are good at numeracy not too sure about literacy tho @@danielgteaching1377

Hi Paul It is compulsory for all teachers in Australia (including secondary also). Although, I am doubtful whether the influx of teachers that have come from overseas have finished LANTITE tests. To simplify though, anyone who wishes to be a teacher in Australia (and therefore studies education/teaching here) will need to pass BOTH the Literacy and Numeracy LANTITE tests during their degree/diploma.

But on multiple sources it mentions LANTITE is mandatory only for primary and secondary school teachers . We international students give exam like IELTS as well so why would we need a lantite test that too for early childhood teaching ?

Hello there, Only compulsory for primary and secondary.

Grams are for mass, whilst Litres will generally used for volumes of a fluid. The conversion will depend on the density of the fluid (how much it weighs vs the amount of space it takes up). For water, 1ml will weigh 1g. 1L will weigh 1kg.

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at 50:59 I talk about the number of tomato plants.

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Ah yes silly me! 15L x 3 minutes = 45 litres. Half a minute will mean half of 15L which is 7.5L 45L + 7.5L = 52.5L in total for the 3.5 minute shower. 100L - 52.5L = 47.5L saved.

Oh great ! Just double checking :) thank you

Thanks Julian. Don't forget that when you have to use either 'a' or 'an', check to see if the next word begins with a vowel sound. Because amazing starts with a vowel sound (like the 'uh' sound in the word umbrella) then you need to use 'an' before it. So that would make me "an amazing teacher".

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Not sure but it's the biggest one that they had in a rubik's cube store in Barcelona.

It's not meant to be efficient. It's meant to be simple.

It's meant to be simple and designed for the absolute beginner who has never completed the cube before. This was in the explanatory video here - czcams.com/video/IRTtLReJPls/video.html

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I 100% agree with you. It doesn't ask for 'biology only', it just mentions biology and there would be 26 students in the biology class.

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