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Perhaps, but they were very close friends, if hitler ever had a "freind" it was Albert Speer...

Yeah obviosuly for reliability u simply repeat the experiment and graph a line of best fit of your results. (See a past hsc paper, where they graph t^2 vs L i think). This makes it a more accurate result. Obviously the timing would not be exact so that detracts from the accuracy of the...

64/68 (94%), that was first. 2nd was 63, 3rd was 62.5

I dont seem to agree. If anything its set a bit too low at least for engineering courses. I know that ppl who get 80s get into engineering and struggle in uni, most drop out. I guess it depends on the demand not on the difficulty of the course...

I checked a similar question in one of the old physics books i have at home: "A rod XY (X is the left end and Y is the right end) is moved downwards through a magnetic field going into the page. Which direction will the current flow?" The answer in the book states: "In the conductor...

Speer himself said "The nazis represent the true ideals of German society" You can include info on how he supported the holocaust (theres no weay he could not have known about it, his claim that "i had closed my eyes" simply goes to show that he knew about it but he didnt do anythign about...

ahhh I see now, so it all boils down to the positive charges moving from right to left therefore leaving B negative when the current is induced...its a tricky question.

Thanks for the detailed post. I inititaly thought that A was negative, we had this question in our half yearly and my teacher was convinced that B was negative.

Yeah I get how that works...but i thought the right hand palm rule takes into account the direction of conventional current right? Because then conventional current would be going from right to left..?

Hi, I think im getting quite confused here...lol The rod AB is moving upwards through the magnetic field B going into the page as shown. Which end of the rod is negative?

It depends. Pathways is really designed for those who work part time or have a disability. Personally I couldnt stand another year of the hsc, its better to do it all in one hit if u can i think. But then again, its really a personal choice.

Alternatively you could use the equation of the form: x^2 - (sum of roots)x + (product of roots) = x^2 - (-5 +2)x + (-5x2) = x^2 + 3x -10

I remember a program on discovery channel about natural remedies..in this case I think they were talking about ayurveda. A doctor in the show made an interesting point, and that is that the reason many people turn to more natural remedies is that they feel more cared for - in western medicine...

Damn, must have been a very hard test lol...anyway I should know my mark tomorrow

2 Unit probability is easy. 3 Unit probability is the hard stuff.

Similar triangles. Not the proofs but the side ratios, I can never seem to match each similar side lol...it takes me ages to get those questions. I havent done rates of change so I cant comment on that though...but the rest of the course seems straightforward.

Just keep practising. You should be able to virtually memorise the essay for the first personality question and get it over and done with quickly, leaving some type for analysis in the second question...

You can't generalise and say that this happened to Schapelle as well. With all the aid that Australia is giving to Indonesia, I seriously doubt that police officers would put that in jeopardy by abusing Australian prisoners. While I do not doubt that there are gross violations of human rights in...

Yeah the Nazi Swastika is tilted at 45 degrees, and its reversed too I think. I do know that the swastika,at least in Hindiusim, is a common symbol often used in temples and on the front pages of books as it is associated withthe Goddess of Wisdom and knowledge.

Wow slide, thats very interesting...but will they allow it in the hsc? Or do u only reccomend it for testing answers, or for integration questions where u have to split up the fraction by division?