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You'll recieve part of the 5 but not the full five I believe. What was your ATAR?

28th Wed 1:00PM. Word up. Who's doing sci.

B. Science (Physics) I

Thanks for the reply. Physics :). From the sample paths PDF, the "operating systems" minor interests me. COMP2129 (Ops Systems & Mach Principals), INFO2315 (Intro to IT Security), COMP3520 (Operating Systems Internals).

About studying IT - Future UG - The University of Sydney Combined with a B Sc major. Would this offer any employment opportunity after the degree is finished?

Is there any information available on Single Subject Enrollment? I'm sure I heard something about it on the info day wed but I cannot find any information on the website for the life of me.

Why not take Science and then do a Masters of Engineering? 3 + 2 years. Same result. Master of Engineering - University of Sydney

I was thinking in terms of previous years notes. The contents of say, MATH1001 and such shouldn't change significantly from year to year. Would anybody have any PDF files?

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Well, in the interium between getting my HSC results and march I thought I'd study up on my coursework in advance. Where should I go to get the notes for MATH1001 and such if I'm not yet an offical student?

Pretty much. I'm wondering how much of an upkick should I expect from this years results. 5 UAI points perhaps? Contrasting with last year for english, I was ranked middleish in a class of 40.

ATAR Estimate please! This year: Ext 2 Math - ranked first, assessment mark in late 80s Ext 1 English - ranked first, assessment mark in early 90s School rank last year - around 540. Previous Marks (08): Eng - 68 Math - 87 Ext1 Math - 76 Physics - 76 IT (Vet) - 77 Chemistry - 67...

Sorry bro. And thanks. I'm starting to notice that cambridge is shit for mechanics. I don't think Fitzpatrick is much better either. What should I be looking at for a good explanation? I tend to avoid cosøing my mv^2/rs and sinøing my mg's. Gets confusing How about drawing vectors for F and...

Is this a troll? It's practically exactly the same as the Cambridge solution I just downloaded.

Banked circular motion. How should I be setting out my solutions to these problems? Cambridge Ex 7.6 1) A car has no tendency to slip when travelling at a speed of v ms^-1. round a section of track of radius 100m which is banked at an angle of 12'. Find the speed of the car. want v, r=100m...

Ah, but I'm just following the logic from the question, as follows: (i) Show that tangential accleration of P is given by: s'' = l(d/dø)(1/2 * w²) where s is arc length (ii) Show that the equation of motion of the pendulum is l(d/dø)(1/2 * w²) = -gsinø Sure, I would love...

how is s''=l(d/dø)(1/2 * -g/lcosø) a different reference frame? same angle, same time, same set of forces (ie gravity, tangential, and centrifugal) I'm geniunely curious

I see. Geometric. Very cute. Could one extrapolate therefore, that: s'' = l(d/dø)(1/2 * -g/lcosø) = -gsin(theta) or are my equations above broken?

So how would you get to s'' = -gsin∂

Centripical force being from F to P. That's what I thought. I'm stuck on (ii) of this question. Tcosø = mg T = mlω² (l = r string) T = mg/cosø mg/cosø = mlω² g/lcosø = ω² so, s'' = l(d/dø)(1/2 * ω²) s'' = l(d/dø)(1/2 * g/lcosø) question wants s'' = gsinø what am I doing...