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Good for you, the single best thing you have done on this site.

I accept your apology.

I really don't need you to answer for Harry high pants, using your tortured debased use of the English language.

" I’ve personally never had a tutor, apart from an English tutor......" mmmm, well that's a great opening sentence. "Never" had a tutor, and then, oh wait......"apart from....." I think you ought to have stuck with that tutor, maybe they may have taught you about irony or humility. Take your...

Chill. I know, 4 whole days.

I think this guy might be in trouble with NESA. As one of the senior markers in physics, there is the hilarious situation that he actually got some of these wrong. More worryingly, as a senior marker, he should not have discussed these answers with he general public, its actually against the...

You honestly have no idea about marks. A raw mark, as in a truly raw mark without school moderation, of 70% will be alligned to very high 80's. A raw mark of 91 would put you in the top 20 inthe state and would be given as 98 -99. The average RAWMARK in a physics exam is approx 55 in a good...

if he is going alright with all the other topics as you say...then why tag a post with the title "hopeless teacher"? Or is he just a brilliant student when he understands something all by himself and blames teach when he doesn't understand something? You know, maybe he's reached his...

Bully for you. You obviously are quite unfamiliar with the physics syllabus, because if you did you would realise that this is an out of syllabus question, as gravitational potential is not in syllabus. That's why I treated the question with scorn.....time wasters. And I will respond as I see...

Ascham School Year 11 set this...pretty ordinary.

Well it has to be A or D...there are 3 distinct motions....to the left, then right and then left again....so that discounts B and D which only indicate 2 regions of interest. Getting into the weeds.... first initial acceleration to the left then constant speed to the left and then decelerating...

sure. current flows from positive side of battery. When it flows down from P to Q the current has two components...one directly down ( which we will ignore) and a component pointing to the left of the page. Consider this component to be the current used in the motor effect. Using right hand...

Maybe thought you should drop down to 3 unit if you just can't hack it?

Incorrect answer...but hopefully you have found that out by now? the correct answer is that the scales will read 400 kg.

Here...let me google that for you.

That is a very poor explanation, obviously aided by the fact that you know he answer that was marked correct is D. There is no particular reason to discount C........"velocity only reduced by 1/2" is not an explanation....... since we do not know any other variables such as mass of planet...

Here's an idea....why don't you ask your teacher...if he/she gave you the question ( doubtful) OR ask the "teacher" at your coaching college who gave you the question.

its not a trick question. Its just about knowing the absolutely most basic tenet of relativity.

Hi everyone thought I'd post a copy of the depth study below from a well known eastern suburbs school. A friend of my sister is studying chemistry there and they have been given this as their year 11 depth study. She is worried that it is way too simple and basic but someone here on this forum...

Hi everyone thought I'd post a copy of the depth study below from a well known eastern suburbs school. A friend of my sister is studying chemistry there and they have been given this as their year 11 depth study. She is worried that it is way too simple and basic. I was a student there as...