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haha, thanks guys. What a relief!

Just a quick question, if i got an atar 95, obtain 5 bonus points from HSC plus and the cutoff remains the same 97, will I get in for sure?

I want to study electrical engineering as my main in unsw, but want something else to complement it I am really interested in commerce and want it combined, but i didn't study economics in HSC, so not sure if i can handle it, also heard most people dropped to only a single degree at year 2...

Just realized half of my essay is about the similarities... and last year questions is about the accentuate the distinctive context... I only have marriage and education as differences, is there any more???

I wonder what will happen this year? will the difficulty of the questions more evenly spread out, or will they still follow the increasing difficulty order... apparently my teacher said they are all mixed now... hmmm

Great thanks! gonna try it soon

lol Hong Kong... too hard

Which year though?

don't get them.... sigh

Yea, but there is no solutions for it, so its pointless to do them...

just want to try them out! haha

If the magnet travels in a constant velocity, there will still be change of magnetic flux, as the copper cuts the magnetic field at different stages, hence eddy current will form. Yet if you accelerate it due to 9.8 gravity, then it means the rate of change in magnetic flux increase, hence a...

Ummm, the answer is 288

Recently doing all sorts of 3and 4 unit papers, but only getting around 50 % on the arrangements and probability part. For example In how many ways can 4 men and 4 women be arranged around a circular table if all the men are in pairs separated by two pairs of women. How do you start this...

Great, thank you ！

cos5x=cos2x (2marks) find the general solution for x? don't really get it, can anyone explain? thx

Re: What does it take to get at least 99 ATAR? And would it still be achievable for m lol Op will definitely get 90+, if you put 82 for every subject, that is already 90 something, despite of rank first in legal and eco and about 40% of state gets band 5 in english Adv but 99+ is not really...

well viscosity is the ability to resist motion, so oil has a higher viscosity relative to water. You can test this by pouring oil and water diagonally to something perhaps a bowl, with the same volume at the same time,the slower, the higher the viscosity, same with other substances

I am really confused about validity, for example use pendulum to measure gravity. I know that reliability is how consistent the results are, and accuracy relates to the equipments used and how close it is to the theoretical result, but how do I assess validity? Please explain

Right, thank you all, i got it