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re: HSC Physics Marathon Archive ye next question State the differences in the operation of solid state and thermionic devices. or if you are up for writing up a bit more for me to criticise: Describe differences between solid state and thermionic devices.

re: HSC Physics Marathon Archive Yes!

re: HSC Physics Marathon Archive No-one got this one last year. Try it out now!

re: HSC Physics Marathon Archive All good. I've made the same mistake before.

re: HSC Physics Marathon Archive Yep but due to the wiring orientation, the rotor will rotate anti-clockwise. Use the palm rule to determine the force on the each side of the rotor. no no no Look carefully at the wiring on the right side. For A and C, the wiring on the right side goes in...

re: HSC Physics Marathon Archive Follow the direction of the current in each case and use the right hand rule to follow the winding of the current using your fingers. Then it will become apparent that the magnetic field direction in B follows from the right to left, that is the right is a...

I have 5 days. Every start at or after 11 am. It might turn into a 2 day timetable by week 9 though.

Would say perfect 2 day timetable if it weren't for that 9 am start D: Just don't go home on Tuesday night. Sleep on village green.

Just goes to show how much of a nuisance and terrible idea attendance criteria actually is. There's people I know with high WAM's only attend 20% of their contact hours of all sem.

Arithmetic underflow ya nub Try this in windows calculator: - type nine '9' - click the square root symbol given - type in minus symbol '-' - type in three '3' - observe underflow Welcome to digital systems! Where the limit to your calculation resolution is dependent on the architecture!

I have gone through a process of sitting absolutely brutal exams for the past 2 years. Best exam technique for me and from my experience is to "get into the zone" to avoid making silly mistakes. Getting "into the zone" involves doing a few routine questions and reading up on stuff you need to...

heaps of games used that code for ps2 one of the most used cheat codes

up up down down left right left right square

It doesn't seem too bad to self learn it all.

Looking through this test paper, I wish I got the chance to do Engineering studies back in my day.

2 courses I can easily cram in a few days. 2 other courses I can cram in a week. Exam timetable is perfect for that so I'll start in stuvac. Have other stuff to do in the meantime

What are the benefits of wasting a whole day to delete thousands of posts?

Doesn't really work that way because quotes stay the same. The username at the time of quote will not change in the quote.

what haha

Do you mean as in making it stand out or as in you have to use italics (for a quote or something?) I would only use highlighting/underline to make a particular work stand out.