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http://www.lmpc.edu.au/default.html thats where i got them from, but the site appears to be down... although i should say that they don't have notes for every course. but the ones they do have are pretty darn good. they have sciences, general maths, food tech, engineering studies, and some others

you just need to describe the main features of an AC electric motor, hence you can choose. i suggest you pick the simple one, which is jsut like the simple dc motor, excepr for the commuatior

if you do it through the DET OTEN thing.. i think they send you the notes. but everyone who goes to a DET school can download these. they are very good notes, so you should go to the OTEN web site (use google) and get the notes.

it does not HAVE to be 3-phase. some ac motors are, some are not.

Its PHYSICS, not sociological-economical-histio-geography! So I would say no, but then again, its HSC physics, which is not really physics. However some outcomes deal with these things, but I don't see economics falling under any of these, 1. the history of physics 2. the nature and...

I'm sure there are many passerby'ers who may be able to answer your questions, so you should consider posting them here.

They get scaled, and then they take the best 10 units of scaled marks. Hence, you could get 95 (hsc mark) for one subject and 85 (hsc mark), yet for the UAI they count the 85 subject. This would occur when the 95 scaled to a smaller number than what the 85 scaled to. They get scaled, and then...

yeah.. i hate this. the two lines is annyoying. i wish i hadn't upgraded to 3 beta 5.

Yeah, but step 2 will be a challenge, as this information is not always easily available.

Einstein beats all the rest. (no disrespect for the others though.)

wouldn't you be better off spending that money on a text book related to one of your courses?

or you could just ask your teacher to give you an estimate. they are usually pretty good at this.

read my edited post above. oh and so what if its harder. scaling is not determine by how "hard" a course is.

They scale EXACTLY the same, despite the apparent differences in the reported data as shown in the links that ccc123 mentions. I think in the same report (try 2006 one) in the FAQ, it answers and explains this. The reason for the discrepancy is that it is the RAW marks that are scaled, and it...

It basically is firefox, i think, except its got a different name.

all the cssa ones back to 1985 are on the resources page. (go to home page, then resources)

its hard to know what exactly you need to know for a certain dot point. so my philosophy was that it was better to cover more than less. Another thing to note is DO NOT trust HSC online, or the "Dot Point" books published by Science Press, or anything for that matter. As your should learn...

anyone else notice that this forum seems to crash the Iceweasel browser? its getting annoying. and the crashes are random. sometimes its when i click reply, sometimes when i close the window, and other times as well.

Re: Resource problems! Help? hmm.. if you log into the forum, then the main page should know that you have logged in and you shouldn't need to. not quite sure why its not working for you. sorry,

There are things that could be done to minimise this. Such as remove the standards packages from the server. I mean they are on the Boards web site anyone, so why double up here, and they are fairly big. I mean not many people would downlaod them from here, but search engine bots might. Also...