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Hey uzername, they give you a force per metre so you need to use force per length: (f/l)=(kII/D) you can get the answer that way so its I = root of (5.76x10^-6 x 0.2 / 2;10^-7) = 2.4 A

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enoilgam's right, the only reason you'd opt for a double degree would be to widen your potential for graduate+ jobs, and in this case the two degrees would have to complement each other otherwise you'd be trying to go down two completely different pathways and will have to choose one or the...

Has anyone considered applying, or are currently sponsored for the defence force undergraduate scheme? if so, are there any drawbacks they don't tell you about? and how competitive is selection cheeers info- http://www.defencejobs.gov.au/education/universitysponsorship/

But only choose law if you REALLY want to study it, and not because of prestige and money. if you're going to choose law for the latter reasons, then i'll guarantee you will waste a year before you decide to change courses

anyone currently doing this course or know someone who's doing it? good?

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so i have two options, one to do my undergrad study at ADFA which means i would live on the canberra campus. military training occurs concurrently with academic study option two is to apply for an undergrad sponsorship after 1 year of undergrad study at any university, so that would mean i can...

i dont know whether i should go study at the canberra campus or just do the sponsorship and stay in sydney :S

anyone here planning on going to study at ADFA, or adf undergraduate sponsorship next year?

lol yea cheers. updated with new phys and eng ext 8)

our exams are difficult..

oops forgot pdhpe haha!

said ill post my progress as i get my marks back, north syd boys has finished trials but only some results have come back Maths 2 unit : term1-94% term2- 54/56 96%, trials- 114/120 95% Maths 3 unit : term1-46%(..) term2- 45/53 85%, trials- ? Physics : term1-52%(..) term2- 53/60...

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"His early poem The Sunne Rising inverts the conventions of an aubade, a poem about lovers parting, with hyperbolic symbols of physical love. “This bed, thy center is, these walls, thy sphere” This dramatic conceit of the bedroom as a microcosm of a universe is shown to transcend the Homeric...

Argh 12.8 in year 8 before the cigs came in

oh this is for school? i thought you meant for leaving home >_>

it messed my high school education pretty bad. . .

ill bet ya 50 you made a couple of silly mistakes