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How general was the genetics question about incresing our understanding of genes yadda-yadda-yadda? I pretty much just summarised the whole topic. Overall i didnt find the exam particularly difficult. But one thing that bugs me is that you spend so much time and effort learning the entire...

Well, they never have before, so I doubt they would. I've asked my teacher the same thing and she doesn't think they would specify an episode either. I think because you have related material and generally it ties in with a certain episode, if they specified an episode for you to do, alot of...

My teacher has drilled it into our heads that the whole point is to demonstrate the depth of your understanding of the text. I'm guessing that in doing three episodes you've restricted how much you can say on each and only taken a shallow look at them. I'd say you'd be better off to do two...

Does anyone have the answer to Q 19 from the 2005 HSC paper? In 1970 NASA launched Apollo 13, their third mission planned to land humans on the Moon. Half-way to the Moon a hige explosion crippled the spacecraft. The only way home for the astronauts was to fly around the back of the Moon and...

It got my teacher confused too cos he thought they were non-periodic. He sat there for 5 mins staring at the textbook and couldnt come to any conclusion. Eventually he's just like, look it up on the net and see what you find.

Are novae considered intrinsic, extrinsic, periodic or non-periodic? According to my textbook - Longman physics - they're periodic and extrinsic, but the csu website says they're non-periodic, which has got me all confused now. Which is right?

I'm working on answering the syllabus questions. I've sort of got an answer for this dot point but it doesnt seem like it really "discusses" it and I cant find any further information on it. This is what I've got thus far: -Bardeen, Cooper and Schrieffer proposed that at very low temperatures...

Physics as a subject I dont mind too much. If i didn't need it for uni i probably wouldnt be doing it. Not a big fan of my teacher either. He'll explain things in class which usually goes over our heads and when we say we dont get it he looks at us like we're stupid. He probably thinks we're all...

Haha. Very amusing. It'l probly be the only thing that i'l hav to smile about when i'm doin the exam.

I found this on this site in the physics rsources thing, sounds pretty good to me: Key discoveries in imaging and measurement of celestial bodies typically follow the introduction of improved technologies. Tyhco Brahe’s large metal and wooden quadrants and scales allowed an enormous...

okay, i get ya. just do the whole rise/run thing. thanks.

how did u get the gradient of PA? i havent done this stuff in ages, so i'm a bit slow.

nope

I was doin sum revision for 2u nd got stuck on this q. Ny help with it would b appreciated. if possible culd u explain wat ur doin as u go. a) find the equation of the parabola with focus (-1, 6) and vertex (-1, 4) b) take the origin and the point A(2a,0) as two fixed points. Assume P(x,y)...

use the right-hand rule: point ur thumb in the direction of the current, ur index finger in the direction of the magnetic field and then ur mmiddle finger should automatically point in the direction of the force. hope that was the answer u were lookin for.

i'm having a little trouble with this syllabus question, not sure wat it is i'm meant to write: gather and process information to interpret the results of the Michelson-Morley experiment my textbook isnt alot of help and neither is my teacher. To me it sounds similar to describe and...

Tempest, related texts links, HELP! Hey i'v got an assessment task on monday and i'm tryna find a related text that relates to the tempest/prospero. I was thinking of doing either Ode to a Nightingale or La Belle Dame Sans Merci but im not sure how i would link it to the tempest. Any help at...