Pyhsicss Predictions (1 Viewer)

[mnm2envy]

What you guys think about physics, will it be harderr/easier than last year

 

[HyperComplexxx]

harderr

 

[khorne]

easier

 

[iRuler]

2003

 

[weirdguy99]

easier

I reckon the Quanta to Quarks will be relatively similar, and there will be something on Edison vs. Westinghouse...

 

[jamesfirst]

Farkkkkk... I hope I get over 90raw mark .

 

[Craigw0w]

Harder. Paranoid from sitting ext maths

 

[jamesfirst]

hope there's fk loads of 8markers . LOL

 

[MetalTheory]

Harder, always harder. But if you want question predictions, I swear the OPERA neutrino anomaly is going to make its way into the paper somehow. If they did end up doing the paper back in April or something, I think they might've changed a question just to squeeze this in. Could be wrong, but you never know.

 

[HyperComplexxx]

prediction is that im pretty sure there is going to be a question on Particle accelerators involving drawing a diagram for Q2Q

 

[roryclifford]

Harder, always harder. But if you want question predictions, I swear the OPERA neutrino anomaly is going to make its way into the paper somehow. If they did end up doing the paper back in April or something, I think they might've changed a question just to squeeze this in. Could be wrong, but you never know.

I can't imagine them not, I think if they did it would be an "Evaluate the understanding shift" kind of question.
Excellent topic for it, incorporates everything we study

 

[mnm2envy]

what's the OPERA neutrino anomaly?? is that in an option topic?

 

[HyperComplexxx]

what's the OPERA neutrino anomaly?? is that in an option topic?

Quanta to Quarks,
Apparently a recent experiment found that a neutrino was able to travel faster than the speed of light

 

[PaterzAttack]

Quanta to Quarks,
Apparently a recent experiment found that a neutrino was able to travel faster than the speed of light

you sir just made me very happy that we do medical physics for our optional

 

[weirdguy99]

Quanta to Quarks,
Apparently a recent experiment found that a neutrino was able to travel faster than the speed of light

I think the 'neutrino faster than light' debacle is out of the HSC scope. Maybe we will be tested on some time/length/mass dilation that has a similar setting 'a neutrino travels from a source 730km away from a detector in Italy at 0.99c', or something like that.

 

[Fizzy_Cyst]

Harder, always harder. But if you want question predictions, I swear the OPERA neutrino anomaly is going to make its way into the paper somehow. If they did end up doing the paper back in April or something, I think they might've changed a question just to squeeze this in. Could be wrong, but you never know.

Exactly what I said to my class. If not this year, then definitely next year.

I think the 'neutrino faster than light' debacle is out of the HSC scope. Maybe we will be tested on some time/length/mass dilation that has a similar setting 'a neutrino travels from a source 730km away from a detector in Italy at 0.99c', or something like that.

Could ask a question about it in terms of The Prescribed Focus Areas -- i.e., PFA 5 Which is about current issues, research and developments in physics

 

[OmmU]

you sir just made me very happy that we do medical physics for our optional

Med Phys FTW

 

[mnm2envy]

Its not in the syllabus though....and they haven't proved it to be 100% accurate yet so don't think they'll specify any questions on it...this year anyway

 

[KGZ9]

I have a gut feeling that this years test is going to be hard.

 

[mnm2envy]

Physics is always hard lmao but nothing can beat this year's 3 unit maths exam!