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it was below 1% in 2001 so it could be...

hmmm i had no idea so i put that customer number wasnt sent to AcceptAndValidatePassword if this happens than the password will be the same regardless of the customer number which means that someone could get into an account, or customers could not access their account????

for 13 i put b. because prototyping is a method to understand the problem better everyone else has put d :(

our skool doesnt let us go early. so i went over the paper. lucky that i found about 10 marks i would have lost!! i finished an hour early

whoops i meant desk checking. my bad

can anyone provide me with an example? i know what it is, just not how to do it....

who is taking one of these into the exam? i unfortunately lost mine during the year. does anyone want to scan it in so i can the picture into the exam haha or better does anyone know where i can buy one? thanx in advance

that sounds wrong, u can sell public domain software as ur own?? i dont think that would be right....

wat is this? i got in my notes 'the software developer has surrendered all copyright' the software can be freely modified, copied etc. is this right?

14/15 cuz one of those silly stupid fukn maths mistakes on 4. argh

ok haha here are my explanations for those who care. 4. i got b but everyone else seemed to got a r^3/t^2 = r^3/t^2 for x and y since they orbit the same planet?? r^3/tx^2 = (4r)^3/ty^2 ... ty^2/tx^2 = ok i just realised i forgot to cube the 4. DAMNIT 5. first of all this is...

yeh i thought this but then i read the question again and it says 'the ratio of secondary to primary. stupid question aye!!!

multiple choice McLake: Here is a table of results generated by the reponses in the other thread. Partial answers list DO NOT show up in this table: http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~mrla036/Physics.htm EDIT: LAST UPDATED 1st Nov heres wat i put 1. b 2. a 3. b 4. b 5. d 6. b...

heres wat i got 4 multiple choice 1. b 2. a 3. b 4. b 5. d 6. b 7. d 8. c 9. c 10. a 11. b 12. d 13. d 14. d??? 15. a let me know any agreements/disagreements n where is the exam thoughts forum for physics?:confused:

yeh same where is the exam thoughts thread?

i still dont know what this thing is. ive read through the text book about a thousand times but still dont know it. and the experiment that proved wrong classical physics? any help? thanx in advance :D

u can download the paper from board of studies as for the solutions ive got them in my sucess one book

yeh i do it the maths way its alot easier for me. but inhuman makes a good point

if positive charges are pushed to one side. than that is the conventional current. convential current states that current goes from positive to negative. applying the right hand rule positive charges in the rod will head towards Y so why isnt Y negative??????? positive charges are...

question asked in both past years is methods to improve experiments: i got repeat the experiment and taking the average value include a wider range of testing values my teacher said to avoid saying human error and the use of an analog equipment any others?