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Lol nice new signature supR

I reckon maybe about there comparing rawmarks.info, it seems easier than some past papers in parts so that should be about right - a tad higher perhaps if NESA be cruel.

Lol idk what I was doing, I found the acceleration and then subbed it into a projectile motion equation - knew it was wrong at the time too given that acceleration isn't constant at all heights so ripppp

Nice and straightforward - I thought medical physics was pretty good too. What was the velocity of the projectile on the moon - I did it wrong and got 400ms^-1? For anyone who did medical physics, the thing about compare ultrasound A and B, was it right to say that they will both be reflected...

If you're ranked first then a perfect 70 is guaranteed state rank isn't it?

To my understanding (which is rather limited IMHO), in part one we proved that there was a 90 degree angle (I forget the letters), then therefore the line is the diameter as angle in a semi circle is 90.

Yeah I really would like an e4 (my brain is cooked and keeps calling it band 6) as we all would but it would be cutting it fine so who knows. It's in the hands of the NESA Gods now.

Cheers for the solutions!!

Lol all these people with good marks - in all seriousness well done though that's a fantastic achievement. On the other hand, what do we reckon around 50/70 would align to. I would say upper band 5??

I made a fair few stupid errors and feel like an idiot - Didn't do the proper inequality method for 1e - Didn't restrict the domain for the inverse, didn't see the 'at least' in the probability - was trying to do Pythagoras to find ST, for some reason didn't use the distance formula directly...

Final Prediction: We are all screwed...

Physics In Focus: "Magnetic flux is defined as the number of magnetic field lines passing through an imaginary area" Magnetic Flux = strength of field x size of area "A magnetic field, B, can be defined as the amount of magnetic flux per unit area, or simply the magnetic flux density"...

A metal sample is vaporised by a flame and is exposed to light from a cathode lamp that is made of the same metal as the sample being analysed. When the sample is vaporised, it absorbs certain wavelengths of light. So the light passes through the sample, some wavelengths are absorbed and the...

Black body radiation curves are peaked because of the quantisation of energy into packets called quanta - only this theoretical model could explain the experimental evidence obtained in Planck's time. Einstein then took the black body radiation theory (Planck's hypothesis E=hf, where energy is...

An independent trial paper has solutions that state "magnetic flux measures the amount of field permeating an area in Webers whereas magnetic field density, refers to the amount of field per square metre of area, measured in Webers per square metres or Teslas. So I think original definition is...

What is the difference between magnetic flux and magnetic flux density?? I describe magnetic flux as the number of field lines, and then magnetic flux density to be the number of lines passing through a given unit of area. Is this correct??

Now is a stressful time so don't make rash decisions but it doesn't sound like there is much connection left so... lol me giving relationship advice. what a stitch up.

I find it sad that my English mark is going to be higher than my 2U maths mark

Re: wrote outside the corners of the page border? Mystery Mark??? If you write within the little right angle thingos in the corners it's ok, that is the scanning limits apparently, so anything outside of that who knows

When you lot get something wrong (usually significantly wrong or a whole sequence of incorrect answers) do you have a little rage and break things? :mad: I personally throw pens very hard at a brick wall just above my desk - am proud to say that I've broken a few. So is this just me (I...