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Hi, here is what i am doing semester 1: computing engineering, physics, computing, maths semester 2: electrical engineering, higher physics, computing, higher maths (these are recommended for my course) what happens if i fail physics in semester 1? do i redo physics in semester 2 or am i...

http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff3/Namburger/Binomials.jpg http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff3/Namburger/Binomials1.jpg http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff3/Namburger/Binomials2.jpg A few i couldnt doooo :(. Thanks in advance

ahhhhhhhh dammm, not quite the happy :(

Re: What did you think? Its terminal velocity, sub t = infinite DW i put resistance as well Anyway, be over delighted with a raw of 100

Only 2005,2006,2007 HSC under exam conditions Other than that, did the topic by topic stuff from the CSSA

HSC questions are just a more simpler version of what i post up. Anyway, im not gona be posting anything up for harder 3u as they are so random and you can't prepare for them haha

K i got it

http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff3/Namburger/Bernoullipolynomials.jpg Assuming B0(x) = 1 I integrate it from 0 to 1, obtaining x + c. But the integration of that = 0, so therefore c = -1. BUT the question states -1/2. I tested for the other values but HOW the truck do they get the constants...

http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff3/Namburger/Probability1.jpg Can't do ii). Haven't attempted the rest either, so if you have the time you could have a go at them Thanks in advance ^^

WRONG DUY LE :O bad luck, i won't tell you answer coz its never good to work towards the answer.

yeppp, seems correct Yip :) another problem: A light inextensible string of length 3L is threaded through a smooth vertical ring which is free to turn. The string carries a particle at each end. One particle A of mass m is at rest at a distance L below the ring. The other particle B of mass M...

http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff3/Namburger/ConicalPendulum1.jpg I included diagram. Can someone do iii) and iv) for iv) i have no idea what happens if the ring is free to move, someone care to explain? :)

hmm okay, didnt see sorry Looking back, there is no part a on the sheet so yeh.

umm, can you explain this to me. I can see this case occurs at n = 2, but how come you can assume it occurs for n=3,4, .... Why are you so smart affinity haha :read:

Having a problem with ii). You can ignore i) and assume it, unless you wana do it for good practice ^^ Thanks in advance. http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff3/Namburger/Volumesquest.jpg

http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff3/Namburger/polyquestion1.jpg Help. Thanks in advance :)

If you do any sciences, do one dotpoint a day :). Will save you heaps of times on note taking unlike me who crammed them before exams >.>

The Physics syllabus is much more condense then the chem course but i wouldnt say its better. Like, some of the dotpoints are wtf stupid lool Eg. Planck vs Einstein + any other history related dotpoint >.> and the whole effects and impacts of transistors on society shit without even knowing...

2 of my friends do physics + engineering + 4u math and they owned them lol

Advanced for sure Theres like no difference between advanced and standard just that 1 gives you a much higher chance of getting band 6 in english, in fact VERY difficult to get band 6 in standard similarities: You both do an area of study You both have to do a module exam consisting of 3...