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consider lenzs law and then consider how there will be a decrease in flux as the wheel moves away and how lens law applies here, u shud get it then. i think thats how we wud do it

thx for the clarification

fair this makes logical sense thx

^^^ Thanks in advance

one of the best mods ngl

its a relatively easy paper but wanted to double check my answers to be completely sure i did it correctly thanks in advance

Ah yep that makes sense

Relateable to say the least

Ah fair I tried that but it seemed way to simple lol, thanks for the clarification @5uckerberg @cossine @Run hard@thehsc

specifically the finding exact value, have become rusty so forgot that part

Damn I think that's some very valuable advice thanks, I have similar Subjects to the person who posted that, so yh I appreciative Ur comment

im not rlly sure how to approach it. thanks in advance

Wait I just wanted to make this clear, so like from tommorow we can sign-up and when we do the personal detail section we will be sent it right?

@jimmysmith560 how do we get the uac pin and stuff?

Aight thx bro

@jimmysmith560 can you give any suggestions

My teachers have talked bout using questions from vce etc that suit the HSC syllabus especially for Chem Phys, so if any1 cud suggest websites which r like thsc but for those states wud be appreciated

Ye, so my upcoming chem prac process test will involve mod 7 and 8 iq1, as well as cross modular questions from 5 and 6. for such a test how should one revise effectively

when approaching q's akin to the above examples, when finding dy/dx is it standard practice to rewrite it so that y is the subject, the cambridge textbook does that, tho on the other hand many past papers dont unless they mention it.