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of course it does! because as we all should know by now B IS CORRECT!!! :p

don't worry stacie! just think forward to the time u'll have post hsc! and besides, there are plenty of options to do regardless of ur uai...to some extent :p anyway, ur nerdy enough to be posting on these forums so ur way above the majority of the state good luck!

omg this is a pointless thread the only thing ud have to worry about is whether some old fart who sits til 2am in minimal light is marking ur paper cause then those who wrote in blue (like me) are gonna piss that marker off!

no...it's a thought experiment, and u don't think outside ofthe question, ie don't think about how he managed to get to 0.8c, or how the hell he is able to look at the earth's clock! however, special relaitivty is all that holds, but this means that because he is in an inertial frame of...

well i've been told that the three year rule usually applies to the 6-8 markers for all subjects... meh

thanks inasero very good explanations

oooh bugger i thought we didn't have to remember all these equations i thought the syllabus point said those encountered - ie in the exam NOOOOOooooo

IT"S B!!!

yep i talked about the second one doing nothingm, cause it was an incomplete circuit and just an emf was induced with second one, the induced emf gave rise to current to oppose..llenzs law..resulted in a north pole at the right, repelling and then the solenoid goes left

hmmm...i wrote stuff like it got accelerated between the 'ds' of the accelerator, and as it accelerated, the radius of movement increases, so to maintain the same radius, u increase the strength of the magnetic field. then i said a bit about, as reaching near light velocities, the mass starts...

a transcript of the email: Re: Time Dilation Jason, How do you define "when" in > when seen from the astronauts's spaceship In working out the answer to this question you will get the answer. How do you define spatially separated but simultaneous events? --Edward L. (Ned) Wright...

let's go bannanafish oh well - i emailed a harvard professor, and his initial reply tore down the damn question! oh well..i replied back, we'll see

what would truly be funny is if the answer was c - 10 years! they come out with some shat saing accelerating and declerating so the whole time dilation thing doesn't hold, even though the question says at constant 0.8c :p

hohoho very good bannanafish i for one agree with u!

oooh like ur quote inhuman!

bugger this...we are all just speculating can someone here get in contact with a marker or someone high up and ask em?

my thinking is that they're gonna use the haber process for about 4 marks, biopolymer for about 4-5 marks, a general acid question for about 6 marks, where they ask about weak, strong, indicators, and possibly titration *ugh* but the real 7-8 markers are most probably coming from the option...

well apparently, they say they cover the entire syllabus in three years, meaning that if we were to take the last 2 exams, and mark off every single point they've covered so far, we'll end up with the hsc exam! only problem is i'm too lazy and besides, they'll still overlap on the more basic...

i'm hoping they only accept b i need every mark over u guys :chainsaw: hahaha actually i think i did pretty damn good i found the test quite easy although it seems that i didn't write about enough for the last Q2Q question 8 i talked about how in a controlled and uncontrolled there was...

hahaha i knew it it's definitley B!!!