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you're giving the kid too much advantage... i mean, there's like 15 marks on the paper about that..

urgh.. looks like it is a hard test anyways.. <-- *self reflecting*

my dream of 100% was broken.. im still hurt 100% - 79% = 21%. Stupidity and lazyness kills one in five marks. btw congrats to those who got high marks, i'm sure envious of yous :p

Why do you want two of them? I thought you'd only do one trial.. by the way here's some hints for CSSA. Johnson's experiment, you must know every detail of it. Commutator function is another big one.. I wont post more since some people will hate me :)

My mark is 67/120, and the next person got something like 63/120, and then goes linearly down until people who got 7% and worse.. So to say, average is probably the same as your class' average. ~35%

When you do 4unit maths, your 2u work won't get counted. So, it's 2 of (4unit) components plus 2 of (3unit) components. Mark calculation isn't different with other subjects, it's your internal assessments that determines your rank and ultimately your modified (aligned) class marks, then...

Long time no see :D here's my solution :: y = x³ we can have a parametric representation of A(t , t³), where x = t, and y = t³. ^dy/_dx = 3x² = 3t² = A_m The tangent equation is : y -...

I just got my result. know, that by 90 previously I didnt mean 90%, but 90 marks :) Topped the class with 56%, and that's with supplementary questions. Is it just me and my class, or is the exam that hard? Someone define "pass", im curious how many % you think is passing..

In 10 years time, this question will appear on CSSA physics: With common sense, anybody over 100 kg is considered overweight, and hence should go to Jenny Craig, where in 10 weeks 10 kilos would be shed using Jenny Craig's lite plan. Kevin travelled to the moon using qantas spacelines and...

You see, these kinds of problems happens when students gets too smart, and teachers are required to test students on things, that sometimes the teacher themselves have no concrete understanding on.. :D edit: whoops, i hope no BOS officials read my slander. Teachers are the best tho, they...

but they didn't specify a mass, they just said "it weighted 50 using a scale designed for earth". Do you happen to know the answer that the CSSA specified as right? :D I didnt know there was something wrong with 2? Hope i get marks for it :)

i'd go a bravo, however teacher (mine) insists that it's 50 kg. That's the strange part... did CSSA do a mistake?

well i was just affected by consumerism :D. my argument The scale reads 40 kg. It does not mean the mass is 40 kg. If you voted 40kg, then something is wrong. Bringing the scale to the moon, you should weigh less no? Especially it's designed for earth.. it's CSSA, i just altered it...

i'll take a look. But now i got myself homeworks from my maths teacher on overdrive limit break status. non stop homeworks !!! !! !!

Questions 1. You buy a sanyo weight scale, designed for earth. 2. You bring it to moon. 3. The scale reads 40 kg as you stand on it. Assuming that that the gravity on the moon is 6 times less, what is your mass? (i'd say 240 kg, but my teacher is saying it remains 40kg)....

multiple choice :D boo, everytime i read these threads, the less mark it seems I am getting.. maybe i'll stop this habit :p

how come that's so similar to mine? what school is that? :D I got 79%.. some people are not counting their options, and they got much higher than if they include their options. Highest is 83%, not sure of average..

yeah.. i guess it's often two options. Go fast, do all questions, and have that chance of doing silly mistakes, or go slower-pace, but with better chance of scoring full marks..

goooood idea, but i'm rethinking that for personal safety :p

i got it now. That's very nice deepulse :) i think i just discovered the prime number formula.. :D