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This is sooooooo true, it's literally me 😐

There is no other way really.

Yes however angular momentum isn’t really taught in the HSC at least in the old syllabus so spin isn’t really looked at. By saying a stationary charge spin is kind of ignored because it requires higher levels of Maths to understand. HSC physics is watered down a lot...

Static means not moving. If a charge has spin it means that it is moving. So yes a static charge will not experience a force because it is completely stationary which means it has zero angular momentum.

The one which has a higher chance is the one with the most subjects you enjoy and are good at. It is definitely safer to take 10 units, but if you've already got a good mark like a 94 in IPT there's not much of a point in taking 10 in year 12. I would've gone with 8 had I been in your position.

Depends on the strictness of your school. Either way if you do get an N award you can just drop it anyway. I almost got an N award for Chemistry which like you I kept because it's fun with the boys lol, but my teacher knew I would drop it as late as possibly allowed, so she never gave me an N...

More so Indirectly. You need to have demonstrated consistent activity which you can't really if your account only just got created. I would say after a few months of consistent activity someone could be a good candidate!

Well it seems UTS ranks above the rest in International rankings for Law which is a bit weird, followed by Macquarie and Wollongong. WSU doesn't make the cut I'm afraid.

Well you only lost 2 marks overall and both your sections are basically perfect so it's probably something silly or trivial so the teacher didn't bother writing an extensive array of feedback thinking you probably won't need it. If you really care you should first probably ask something like...

I would say it’s a good school tbh. It’s much much better than the school I went to so I don’t see an issue with it.

CS requires you to take first year Math classes, all of which are basically 4U level in terms of content. Your going to have to work extra hard to learn the content because unlike high school they fly through things at like three times the speed. With that being said I’m not trying to scare...

This is because your kind of keeping the M’s ‘constant’ and choosing everything around it. Suppose you do something like 3C1. That means out of the 3 M’s your choosing one of them. All the M’s are the exact same thing though so it does not matter which one you choose because the combination of...

Mate did you really just say that. Its soccer.

I would've thought that too but it says assessment mark instead of assessment weighting. Yeah idk :\

How are your marks that high when you got 45%? Anyway yes as mentioned above by idkkdi, it will affect your Atar definitely. A high 90s atar is going to be realllly hard to get because your subjects are low scaling and especially because of standard English. A high 90s may almost be out of...

Subtle flex but I'll allow it ;)

\text{Use the fact that}\hspace{2mm} nPr = \dfrac{n!}{(n-r)!} \text{Which gives you}\hspace{2mm}7\times \dfrac{(2n)!}{n!} = 4\times \dfrac{(2n+1)!}{(n+1)!} \therefore 7\times \dfrac{(2n)!}{(2n+1)!} = 4\times \dfrac{n!}{(n+1)!} \therefore 7\times \dfrac{1}{2n+1} = 4\times...

Assuming your expressions are correct. All you need to do is solve for n in the equation P(x=3) > P(x=2)

Uh well this is an Australian forum. We wouldn’t know about the United States...

Yep very true. Someone rising from dead is an extraordinary matter and cannot be taken literally unless it is proven and there is no way to do so. Just as you said, you can never prove if God actually exists or not so we can't take it that it does. It's wrong until proven right, not right...