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Anybody else planning to just sleep in and wake up at like 7am for their HSC marks?

A lot of people have answered your 1st q. Regarding the 2nd q (something I do to add word count), you should add those two quotes if possible in the same sentence because it's arguing the same statement.

Estimate sounds right. But guess you'll just have to wait and see when results are out! (:

Messaged Carrot and he told me his seminar was actually starting at 9:30am sharp!

I do yes, changed in year 10 in fact.

The highest course will do! Won't need to write adv maths if you write ext. 1 maths.

Could you explain why it is A please? It would be greatly appreciated!

I think the latter. I don't see why you wouldn't apply the same method to a curve of best fit...

Outline the subjects you are doing 'specifically'. You should be writing 'extension 1 maths' and 'advanced english' and 'physics'.

You're right. My mistake!

Unfortunately i'm not ROT, but I've had the experience of this. You just list the subjects you want to do in year 11, not 12. Good luck!

I'm treating it as the rocket being launched infinitely far away (as r increases) and so, kinetic energy (ie it is decreasing) should be inputted to give the rocket its gravitational potential energy (ie which is increasing) by the conservation of energy.

You are correct (: Essentially, cooper pairs move around as a large loop of current near the surface of the superconductor, called a meissner surface current, and this current loop creates its own magnetic field that completely expels all the external flux of the magnet from the interior of the...

Is the answer B? I am not sure.

1. They are meissner surface currents, not eddy currents. 2. No, maglev trains have nothing to do with meissner effect. The EDS (electrodynamic suspension) maglev trains utilise superconducting electromagnets to create REALLY STRONG magnetic fields which allow it to levitate.