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I guessed to help dissolve it as well

could well be 2/3 because you did 2 of 3 steps correct

I did the modelling of an equilibrium for sulphur dioxide to sulphur trioxide. Thoughts?

pls don't troll

Should keep in mind the requirements for any courses you're interested in as well. Some uni courses may require at least 2 unit maths if not 3 unit for a few.

Your mark is composed of 50% your external exam mark which in your case would be the stated 60ish and 50% by your internal mark. If you came first in your course internally and also scored the highest exam mark you will receive that mark as your internal mark. This will mean that your exam mark...

not didi?

should know dis didi

No. You need to think about the way the Earth rotates. Its spins on an axis roughly through the poles. Therefore, by hsc physics, the ball on the tower at the poles has no velocity and merely falls down to Earth. However, the ball on the tower at the equator has been rotating around with the...

That sounds exactly like what you had to do. How do convert the eV to E?

Re: General Thoughts: Physics That is not correct. C was not the most efficient because of the cooling which required more energy than b lost in resistance.

v=d/t geostationary velocity = geostationary distance (given) / geostationary period (from earths 24 hour rotation period)

Well the tower was that high because the question said that the towers were as high as a geostationary orbit. The mass at the pole has no velocity and so falls down to earth. The mass at the equator has a 24 hour period because of earths rotation speed and so had the velocity required for a...

what about 50/100?

wow that's crazy i get my 3000 or so words down for the exam in 4 booklets and i feel like i have big handwriting. Are you guys spanning 2/3 lines for each word or something?

Its copyrighted, don't expect logic in copyright.

This is inspiring. I guess it is just exam results then.

So unless you have come first in assessment you are practically ruled out of state ranking. That's disappointing, but it makes sense. I'm just looking for motivation at this point. haha

Quick query on how state ranking works. Is it just your exam mark or is it the combination of your exam mark and your assessment mark (your overall hsc mark)?