YEAH THATS WHAT I PUT WOOOO
I feel this is legit because in between B and C, you can approximate it as a constant field (and moving through a constant field will yield no change in emf)
or alternatively, the force is a continuous function
it switches from being repulsive to being attractive...
wait but in the q didn't they just always assume static friction, not moving kinetic friction? so like you didn't need to know there was two types of friction to do it anyway ahh
bro wellllllll we might be getting into definitions here, what i'm saying is that frictional force varies with speed HAHAH you can say that muN is the max friction and that would mean its not a variable LOL
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OH HAHAHA yeah mu is a variable, because it's static friction - the friction only exists as much as needed to keep it from moving. But you didn't need to know that realllly to solve the quesiton.
Re: 2015 permutation X2 marathon
SWEET yeah 0.1 is if he lands on the island he's on.
Ok, my explaining skills are actually pretty shit, but here goes.
I numbered the islands from 0 to 9
and then i made a 10 digit number, where first digit is the island that the teleporter on 0 is directed...
Re: 2015 permutation X2 marathon
OK well i got 55% is that right hahaha (assuming that not using a teleporter counts as 'using the teleporters')
working: 0.1 + 0.9/(9*10) * (1 + 2 +...+9)
basically i counted permutations l0l
Hi guys, is it worth it to learn all 7 poems for discovery (I'm doing Dobson)
I had a look at past exams, and they have never specified poems. The thing is, I have only prepared 2 poems, and if they specify a poem I'm 5/7 of the time going to be screwed.
Any thoughts?
S1: 76
S2: 42
S3:80
basically s1 and 3 were 99-100 percentile and s2 was 20th percentile...
overall 98 percentile tho! LOL
Ok the comment above me is scaring me bcos of my s2 mark. Anyone have any insights? I'm looking at a 99.8+ atar.