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I am not 100% on this, you would have to ask someone like Laz or Rench, but lets say ur situation is true, then because your HSC mark was 88 then the internal mark for him would become 88. I am pretty sure your internal mark would get dragged up accordingly as well, for exmaple it may become 85...

Its not unfair, its an advantage...Because even if you screw up in the exam, you get the highest HSC mark that anyone from your class got as your assessment mark. Its the only way to make sure that your school isn't marking you 'easy'. Otherwise every school would be giving 100 to their...

Yes, it is true that the person whose ranked first in the class will have an assessment mark equivalent to the highest HSC exam mark in that class. I am not sure if what you said is true for the 2nd rank.. Also yes it is true that if your ranked first, and you get the highest HSC exam...

y = -x + 3 y = 3-x x2 + y2 = 25 x2 + (3-x)2 = 25 x2 + (9 -6x + x2) = 25 Go from there... (simple quadratic equation)

Nah, the length of the wire was 1 metre and the separtion was 10 cm (0.1m)...when u plug inthose u get 221 Amps. I dont think you halve the current because its a repulsive force. Also lol never knew about that car battery delivering kiloamps - guess i dunno much about cars

Trust me, I got a result for just one subject last year. Its tonnes worse than the HSC

I think doing a range of subjects can sometimes be beneficial over just picking, as people have stated, 4 unit maths and sciences. For example I chose modern history, IPT, 2 sciences and 3U Maths. I found that, having done modern first, it was much easier to focus and do well in advanced...

haha I agree, they put stuff thats seemingly beyond the sylabus in todays physics exam as well - why does BOS bother with dotpoints if they are not gonna follow them.

Yep I got 221 amps, I did the calculation twice because I thouight hang on, this is extremely high considering its from a battery lol But it seems thats the correct answer.

Yeah No need to explain the exclusion principle fo rthat question. Just had to say that he came up with the neutrino to explain the anomalous energy distribution of beta particles during beta radiation

In Chemistry the cathode is postiive only in a galvanic cell. In an electrolytic cell, the cathode is negative ;)

yeah i did exactly the same. I said i got the info for electromagnetic breaking off a brochure from dreamworld about the tower of terror lol, then corroborated this info with text books and internet sites (i even said jacaranda lol)

I dont agree that this year was easier than last year - mainly due to the multiple choice (much more difficult) and a couple of the longer assess questions would have thrown a lot of ppl off. Last year it was spelt out in the exam, this year it was more broad and hence more difficult. I can say...

85+ hopefully

Yeah..my last one was 1.666 x 10^-27 im pretty sure the first one also sounds familiar

Captain Gh3y Completes HSC No more quirky headlines on BOS

Whoever told you that should be shot What do they think mass dilation means lol

Man I loved this option, it was so eassy, unlilke the core section, and you could write soo much for that manhattan project one as well :D

To all those wanting an explnation for the projectile question, the two formulas u need are range = V2Sin2@/g and Max Height attained Height = V2Sin2@/2g Just say that V = 1 and g = 1 for convenience Sub in 40 degrees and 50 degrees respectively. you will find that the canon shot at 50...

huh? I can't understand what you mean when you say "But doesn't he just like a projectile not vertical, and a take off velocity of 12m/s is possible"