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Re: Preliminary Physics Tutoring -- Starting 25th March (QUALIFIED TEACHER) 4th student has expressed interest, so 2 spots remaining! Classes start this Monday :)

LoL. It's about 15 mins from me. I have actually heard that Physics is quite good, Chem is apparently a bit *yawn* I have stolen 3 students from there so far, MUAHAHAHAHAHA

Re: Preliminary Physics Tutoring -- Starting 25th March (QUALIFIED TEACHER) Thanks Prem! :D RG11 and Verify -- Just get your parents to move...lol I once had a girl coming to me for tutoring from Hurstville, on the train.. Poor thing it took nearly 4hours of travel time there and back.

dw about OP, he ended up joining up with a far superior tutor instead

Hi all, I am opening up a slot for students studying the Preliminary Physics course in 2014. Details Saturday lesson, starting Late-January 2014 Commencing the 'Electrical Energy in the Home' topic I currently have 3 students enrolled into the class, which means I have room for up to 3 more...

re: HSC Physics Marathon Archive Nope :)

re: HSC Physics Marathon Archive Nice solution Habibi! New Question: A satellite is launched from the equator to a stable orbit of altitude 600km. Determine the work done on the satellite.

Three reasons why you should get tutoring from this person: 1. She seems very able in her subject area 2. She seems like she is willing to go the extra mile to help students understand course content 3. Her name reminds me of a scene from Forrest Gump Do you by any chance know...

It is sad to see that so many of you apparently have inadequate teachers. Awesome to see a lot of you taking it on ourself. That is what you have to do. Learning doesn't stop after high school, nor does it after university. If anything, it gets harder as university lecturers wont have time to...

If you dont mind me asking, why such advice? Is the main Physics teacher at Penrith an asswipe? For OP: According to all the conferences which I have attended, dot points are fine. I tell my students to follow the structure as such 'IDEAAL' - Identify, Describe, Explain, Analyse, Assess, Link...

No probs :) Does it make sense?

Yep, Applied force is 15N. Fnet = ma (3kg mass x 5ms^-2) = 15N Left T12. The tension in the rope is causing 2 x 1kg blocks to accelerate at 5ms^-2, therefore Tension = 2 x 5 = 10N, likewise, T23 - tension is causing 1 x 1kg block to accelerate at 5ms^-2, therefore Tension is 1 x 5 = 5N

Re: Physics Tutoring For HSC 2013 -- Starting Term 4, 2012 [FILLING FAST!] Last bump for a while :)

This is the second part of M&G -- looking at electromagnetic induction. When the copper coil swings past the pendulum, it experiencesachanging magnetic field, which induces an EMF into the coil, but as the electrons have no where to flow (it is not a closed circuit) there is no current. By...

I got 99.2, over 10 years ago. Ended up with an 89 in Std English, but smashed my other units

For some reason, my school isn't on the full list :\

Bump for the Drongoski :)

Re: Physics Tutoring For HSC 2013 -- Starting Term 4, 2012 [FILLING FAST!] bump for me :)

Re: 2013 HSC physics marathon Fuuuuuar! Just noticed some of my tutor students pwning this thread. Well done you three :)

Your diagram it would not be 90 degrees as the conductor and the magnetic field lie in the same plane, both are running into/out of page and across page (this is the x/z plane) Plane refers to the two dimensional slice in which something lies. Think about a classroom, you are facing the...