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no! the meissner effect involves a superonducting material and a magnet. you will have a magetic[permanent, although i wonder what it would be like with an AC electromagnet:p maybe its an idea for wonderland:D] ok so back to this...you will have a magnet and a superconductor. the magnet will be...

http://www.boredofstudies.org/community/showthread.php?s=&threadid=11513 :)

thats centripetal force, ie the force directed towards the centre of the uniform circular motion. questions regarding this will be when they give you the mass, velocity, force and tell you to work out radius, obviously a little more complicated. umm....you might know to calculate...

oh i dont know, i was just reply to :D like nd said, you need to talk about the induced emf:)

dangar, i get what you mean. but i am sure some of it would have to be converted to E_k, because with "none becomes 'kinetic' energy and no matter how much energy you put in it will all get converted to mass" how will it accelerate?

use scientific notion where possible, usually 2 decimal places is enough. i mean they wont take marks off if you wrote 19.23 instead of 19.228 :rolleyes:

hahahhahah @ this confusion :D fistly you will never convert the SI units to anything...eg: you wont have to convert m to nm, only nm to m. so just use ananlogies by changing the smaller value to cm and the larger value to m. and think about them in that way, thats what i will be doing:D...

no its is its complement:) a conductor with a current flowing in it will move if a changing mag field is introduced. conversely, when a changing magnetic field is introduced to a conductor, a current will be induced. both use right hand paml rule

ahahh this is exactly who i was talking about!!!! LMAO!

umm, dont kno if this will help, but: to prove A>B, you have 2 methods. 1. A - B = 0; or 2. A/B = 0

ragerunner its a she ;)

probably curve sketching...but they take forever!!!

hahaha "the pink-ribbon effect" *thinks of the "lynx effect" ad.* :p

hahahahha! why? [as you can tell i have not attempted this, nor does it seem likely that i will:p, i just want in on the joke:D]

2. Having at least 800+ posts AND you have registered BEFORE December 2002. [/B] i'm sure i saw people with cs who had less than 800 posts (pre-dec)

you may want to use the mic function if you want ;) unless you are shy;):p

you may want to try the english- area of study section :) http://www.boredofstudies.org/community/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=44

are there any specific parts of it that can be tested in 4u or that we should know? this isnt 4u hsc related, is it? :(

relativity of simultaenity! they are both correct. simply becasue they are in different frames of reference. relative to the person on earth, the person in the ship will be moving at relativistic speeds. similarly, the person on the ship will see that the person on earth is moving at...

astrophysics first. core questions. then multiple choice last.