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Awesome question. Definitely will discriminate the band 6 students from the band 5 students.

Only ever use sig figs in your final answer, not your working.

Re: Physics Tutoring For HSC 2013 -- Starting Term 4, 2012 [FILLING FAST!] Wednesday class is now moving to Tuesdays, starting November 6. Still 3 free spaces in the class.

Please :) Thanks in advance :)

There will be a 6 marker asking about the implications of neutrinos travelling faster than the speed of light and how this would change the direction of scientific thinking

Re: Physics Tutoring For HSC 2013 -- Starting Term 4, 2012 [FILLING FAST!] Thanks for the bumpage fellas :) I have accepted a new student into the class to fill the free space and he will be starting after he sits his Extension 2 mathematics examination in a couple of weeks :) Still 3 free...

Shit question. It says increasing current -- induced current depends on the RATE at which flux changes. If current increases at a steady RATE, induced current would be constant. If current INCREASES at a DECREASING rate, then the answer will be different.. For direction, use RHG rule. Current...

Re: Physics Tutoring For HSC 2013 -- Starting Term 4, 2012 [FILLING FAST!] Yes! New signature material!

Re: Physics Tutoring For HSC 2013 -- Starting Term 4, 2012 [FILLING FAST!] LoL, yep :-) Will give u a poster on Tuesday, haha. :-)

This year is all about being consistent people! Give yourself a short-term aim which seems just that little bit out of reach. Work hard. Ask plenty of questions, both in class and out of class. Contribute to class. Constantly re-assess and adjust your aims. Be realistic. If you were getting 30%...

Re: Physics Tutoring For HSC 2013 -- Starting Term 4, 2012 [FILLING FAST!] Hahahaha! Now I know who you are :P Didn't your profile say that you were female before? lol :) There is nothing humourous about my looks! That is why I was Teach.NSW pinup boy for 3 years ;) true story! My study...

Re: Physics Tutoring For HSC 2013 -- Starting Term 4, 2012 [FILLING FAST!] Hey guys, I have one free space on Saturday 1:00-3:30pm as one of my students has not turned up for the last two weeks and is not answering his emails, so I assume he does not like me or perhaps feels threatened by my...

Agree with the first sentence -- yep, you can say that the 'experiment did not detect any motion of the Earth relative to the aether' -- multiple reasons were thought up to account for this Karl Popper - "no amount of experiments could ever prove a scientific theory, but a single experiment...

btw, PHS is not Parramatta High School is it?

Q11: The diagrams do not illustrate an AC induction motor, rather the principle behind the operation of an induction motor (changing magnetic field will induce a current in a conductor), the one which illustrates this most correctly would be (c) Hope that helps :)

Hey mate, Q6: Key thing is that the Oval is not centred around the magnetic pole, keeping in mind that the magnetic field would be weaker the further away from the pole that it is (just like further away from a bar magnet -- B-field gets weaker), so the answer is A. What you say about magnetic...

As Asianese said, mention the diffusion and E-field first - Solar cell converts solar energy --> electrical energy - N-type is thin and transparent (top layer) so that photons of sunlight can travel through N-type and hit the junction - P/N junction and subsequent diffusion of majority charge...

Hey everyone, I am a qualified teacher, having taught at a public school in North-West Sydney since 2007. I specialise in teaching Physics to capable students who want to further improve their skills and overall achievement. I am looking for capable, motivated, hard-working students to join my...

Re: Physics Tutoring For HSC 2013 -- Starting Term 4, 2012 [FILLING FAST!] Tempted? :)

It really depends on your experience. Ive worked at a few and it ranges from around $20-25 for 1st year uni students (typically doing primary school or homework help) to around $75-90/hr for experienced teachers teaching senior classes, subject to the numbers of students in the senior classes.