mrs_missile
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Compare waves in a rope to those in the spring. Can a compression wave be sent down
the rope? Why or why not?
the rope? Why or why not?
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Year 11 2013 Chit Chat Thread (5 Viewers)
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Kurosaki
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I don't think so- a compression wave is when the medium particles move back and forth parallel to the direction of propagation. so unless ur rope is like a slinky, and can be compressed, i dont think so? Can anyone confirm?
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Don't want to be rude, but what's your point?
Draco
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Getting used to free periods... but there are days where I have both period 0's and period 6's and those days are just... murder.
Acid Rain
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Well at least you have free periods I don't have anyGetting used to free periods... but there are days where I have both period 0's and period 6's and those days are just... murder.
laura-jayne14
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same! *high five*Well at least you have free periods I don't have any
Kurosaki
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Nice =P. on the day I have period 0, i can leave school at 12:30pm XD. gotta love that timetablingGetting used to free periods... but there are days where I have both period 0's and period 6's and those days are just... murder.
. How's everyone finding school now that the initial shock has worn off lol?
No initial shock. It's all normal. Just more freedom and more work.Nice =P. on the day I have period 0, i can leave school at 12:30pm XD. gotta love that timetabling
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No initial shock for me, just an increase in the amount of homework and content difficulty. But so far, it's heaps of fun! What is everyone doing for English Ext? We just started gothic horror literature, and it seems very promisingNice =P. on the day I have period 0, i can leave school at 12:30pm XD. gotta love that timetabling
Same here. Lots of reading to do for EX1 as well as Advanced.What is everyone doing for English Ext? We just started gothic horror literature, and it seems very promising
kat-
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Were doing horror. Were going to read Dracula and watch Psycho haha. I like EE1 better than Adv so far.No initial shock for me, just an increase in the amount of homework and content difficulty. But so far, it's heaps of fun! What is everyone doing for English Ext? We just started gothic horror literature, and it seems very promising
Kurosaki
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I do Texts, culture and stuff, which means i get to read Utopia, 1984 and watch Gattaca . Should be interesting, although we're focusing mainly of Area of Study: identity, and we have to do T.S Eliot's poems.
kat-
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lol your AOS sounds better than ours which is Journeys fml
Draco
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Oh ummm, in adv. we're doing journies which is fine and broad enough so that I could pick 'a game of thrones' and 'to kill a mockingbird as my two related texts without a hitch.No initial shock for me, just an increase in the amount of homework and content difficulty. But so far, it's heaps of fun! What is everyone doing for English Ext? We just started gothic horror literature, and it seems very promising
ext. we're... not doing all that much. We're reading 'heart of darkness' and looking at terms associated with colonialisation, post-colonialisation and generally theorists and their works. =)
Wow. Modern for Maths? That's amazing.
Draco
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I doubt i'd do modern, all that really interests me there is feudal Japan and medieval/dark ages (though iirc I think ancient can even cover that!).
I'm doing maths ext. 1 because the actual class-work is pretty okay (I have a good friend to work with so it makes it rather fun and productive) and i'd like to leave school with a certificate of maths ext. 1 as it makes life after the HSC a lot easier.
I'm doing maths ext. 1 because the actual class-work is pretty okay (I have a good friend to work with so it makes it rather fun and productive) and i'd like to leave school with a certificate of maths ext. 1 as it makes life after the HSC a lot easier.