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hahahaha who cares *runs away in a jealous fit*

that helps:) i would say to get into the 90's is still possible. nice mark for sdd:).

for that question, note that the graph was current vs time, not emf(voltage) verses time. in the case of emf vs time, it would have been part d, the straight line.

Double Ditto. but practicing essays beforehand is a very good practise.

are you sure u need to include the radius and 1000m? jacaranda says to put d (or r) as the distance separating the masses.

probably the name

there is a list somewhere, but that only has the top 120 school, jus tell us how many people get over 90 for the UAI. also how many students, generally

dont worry flyin', i'm going to the macquarie one:D

whats this??? edit: what was this? :)

http://www.boredofstudies.org/community/showthread.php?s=&threadid=10600 with the info you have given, probably low 90's

reading other notes cannot be compared with making ur own. in ur situations, u should concentrate on making ur own notes and studying, not organising like u are. but hey thats what i would do. good luck with it.

they dont want other anon ppl who go to their school to find out they go on the forums.

low-mid 90's should be probable, higher end of that spectrum too:)

w=mg on moon.... 40 = m x 9.8/6 on earth..... w = m x 9.8 equating both.....240/9.8 = w/9.8 therefore w = 240 kg. show him this working and ask what is wrong? Also, tell the teacher to read the question carefully: The scale gave a reading of 50 kg. therefore the weight is 50 kg...

Mass does not change Earth=> mass=50kg Mars=> mass=50kg BUT, gravitational acceleration is different on each planet, g = Gm/(r^2) But if you are weighed on scales calibrated to a particular planet te scales will read differnetly if you go to a second planet. eg, Mars=>...

what do u mean, "biasly'? against just you or a few people, or the whole class against the criteria?

nah i was at syd uni for a week for a computer course a while ago and i have been to the enrichment days too. i dont go to happy hour at uts, too young:( everyone is probably at the uni right now.

yep spot on there jims....you had to calculate the ratio for a mark. what to take out of the question, if numerical data is given, then u must use that in ur answer

i've been to uts and syd uni quite often...too often i'll make sure they will bring that back too.

thats bullshit! i think ur talking about 'ablative' materials. i got marks for that. want a stupid teacher, for q20 (c), he didnt read all my answer! i had to get him to add a mark to my tally.