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I'll put it up now but only for about a week, then I will be pulling it all down.

HE will get Exam 80, Assessment 93 =86.5 You will get Exam 93 and an assessment mark calculate with your assessment marks and school exam marks. Depends on how everyone in your group goes.

Copy of Exam paper Here is a copy of Part B but better idea would to be forget about it and get on with life. Nothing you can do about it now. Multiple Choice http://www.savefile.com/files/200796 PArt B http://www.savefile.com/files/200804 Elective http://www.savefile.com/files/200811...

Parts of a space mission involve a spacecraft spending time in geostationary orbit and then returning safely to earth Analyse the forces acting on this spacecraft during these parts of the mission

The units at the top of the table state x 106 That is why it is worth 2 marks, a lot of students won't correct the units from the table

PET scans may be used for bone scans but normally they are just a measure of a direct radioisotope.

They also may be after the retarding force mention by myeewyee to slow you down and result in you losing altitude. They will also be looking for the effects of these forces as it is analyse. So at a guess they will probably be looking for you to describe three forces and then describe the...

I agree with a lot of people are saying but from a markers point of view, if you are concise and answer the question asked and leave out the extra then there is enough room. Sadly most people add a lot of extra information that doesn't help there answer but isn't relevent. Worst I have seen is...

For the syllabus it is up to date and has the changes that occured in Oct 2002. Look for the comments about HSC questions that are no longer relevant. The newer versions have more recent past papers

W=qV would have been better, so not confuse with E for electric Field strength W=Fd F=Eq E=V/d F=Vq/d W=Vqd/d W=qV

Its an assess question, so the final mark will be for giving your opinion, not just stating effects. They will be looking for direct links from the transistor to an impact on society. Eg, Transistor enabled more reliable long distance telephone communications. This has led to people being able...

Yep, the speed it constant but the direction changes, so the velocity changes and it is accelerating.

What it means is you need to say what he did. Eg brought in the idea of the speed of light being constant and length and time being relative to the observer. Then you had to clearly state how this was different. Eg. While length and mass were considered to be fix quantites before Einstein...

Yes they are on the teachers CD. If there are some specific questions you are after, I could post them.

For written answers, dot point summaries are fine but its also important to have sample questions, that involve manipulation of the information or cross reference multiple dot points. Also don't forget the skills section of the syllabus.

First realise the photos scales are showing parallax angles. USe pythagoras to find the parallax difference between the star in the two positions. Half the parallax because in calculating distance you use the change over 6 months. Use the formula as said by passion89 d=1/p

If you read my earlier post, you would see I refered to it on my earlier post and it does not say your moderated assessment mark is someone elses exam mark as you posted earlier. It also make the point, if you read it fully that your raw assessment marks come into your moderated assessment...

Kool, all I am going to say is what you are posting is against what the Board of Studies is posting. "Where students are placed on the same mark, any subsequent processing of the marks cannot separate these performances. When ‘clumped’ assessment marks are moderated, all the students who are...

The moderated assessment mark will be the same. For equal first, the moderated assessment mark will be equal to the average of the first exam marks. For the others it will be the same mark that comes out in the moderation process.

I understand it fine, and from your answer, you try and take a small sampe and extrapolate into something that is not always the case. If your at the top of the rankings or perform in the same way as your rankings then this is true. IF you are not at the top of the rankings, you want to...