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plancks hypothesis "an atom could only be given energy in a specific whole number(quanta)" this means that an atom can only absorb a certain amount of energy which meant decreasing wavelengths did not always mean increasing intensity (ultraviolet catastrophe).

lol thats a sign that i should review this topic before my trials on friday.

ours is due a week after trials and i haven't started :mad1:

i would just put a root around the x values on the right and say 'no, because the velocity is always positive' lol i dunno if thats right

lol yeh everyone said it was a bludge. this is how i top this with minimal effort and default layouts LOL:haha: anyways... good thing people are trying now :) ill have to try abit to stay top lol

Doesn't the 20 at the top mean 20 is the last term?

lol ahaha yeh i think it was probally independent since my school buys both cssa and independent

Can someone please give me the solution for motors and generators question 2?

hi, could you try upload the independent trial before thursday week 3? i have my chem trials on the friday. teacher said they get some of their questions from there and therefore dont want to give us the papers :mad1:

i got the same answer as lychnobity.

is mechatronics a good course to get into at UTS?

a) l*w +2*(l*d)+2*(w*d) = 12*3.6 +2*(12*1.6) +2*(3.6*1.6) =91.12? (check with calc if wrong) b) l*w*0.2 =8.64m^3

since when could you do senior science with other sciences combined?

I think you got the comp game question right. I worked this out and got the same answer. i LOLed at gcchick's replyXD

Where do you get your pen for 7 bucks?

yeh thats right. but you would say its equal to one or the other. then say because that answer is closer to zero so its a closer approx.

ok thats great because i cannot tell which of my work is 2 or 3u

lol ok thanks for the help :)

haha teacher taught us that :D

can anyone tell me when calculating potential difference, Zn -> Zn2+ + 2e Ag- +e -> Ag Would the standard potential calculation for Ag be 0.8V or 1.6V since 2 Ag ions would be needed to balance the equation.