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are you thick or something dash? :p i go there because i have can do 12 hours of 'potential' work. like pri said, no one can do 12 straight or reach there on time, even around 10 is a lot! i can go to local library, 10-7.30, but people end up coming there that i know and that sometimes...

hmm...ok i will try it with the hsc paper for 2003 tonight ;) hehe j/k i'll try one from the last couple of years and post. oh yeh. and people post the exam you did. :)

you can try: http://members.optusnet.com.au/kinimini/Index.htm sorry, i'm too lazy to check myself :p

ahh! bingo!:P thought it would have been the case... cheers~

yep same...i did it for fun once, and havent been bothered to change it... umm...i think some online privacy thing might be the reason for havign that option.

hahah, sorry...i thought i was summing up, "what may be occuring for a person in an inertial frame of reference, may not be in accordance with what the person in the non-inertial frame of reference" into the phrase, "relativity of simultaenity" hmm...they kind of link together...except the...

no problems! :) those results show great potential, you have to work more than just your tail off to pull off 99. g'luck. (hmm...mabybe i should do more study and less chatting aswell )

ND was only tryin to help...

yeh, ur right ND Because we are moving a current thorgh this magnetic field, the current sets up its own magnetic field. this should have been written: Because we are moving a conductor through this magnetic field, a current is induced, the current sets up its own magnetic field. i...

hahah why? 1. are you making them up? 2. you are not confident? for your sake, i hope 2. :D you should be happy with your result and look forward to the hsc!!!

no problems :) also you may want to look at the heating effects of eddy currents in its applications and the problems it creates and how they are solved. application: induction cooktops. problems: the build up heat can damage the parts and is essentialy a waste of energy. solutions...

great results! looking at somewhere ~99 with a solid performance in english, you should be set for 99. dont slack on the other subjetcs but. good luck

its open from 9am to 9pm => 12hrs of potential work. :D fuck, i just realised that it is open for only 11-5 :mad1: i was planning to go there tmw.

lol...well this isnt as mind bending *phew*

you may also want to include lenz's law in it too. :) having the correct terminology helps.

D just need to look at length contraction of the ruler as sally will be moving relative to sue at approx c. also, both will see the other persons clock to be slower. think relative movement and relativity of simultaenity

:rolleyes:

yes i am betting 100 posts on the wallabies. why was rogers fullback, what happend to latham? injury?

ARC physics papers.....*shudders* they werre the worst, even cssa 03 was better :eek:

yes, satellites can orbit earth at an altitude of ~300 to ~800 km. and earth's radius is 6400km. so its very likely that the question is 'correct' and the radius is included. maybe the term orbit, takes into account the radius of earth.