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Okay so I was just wondering if anyone could give me a step by step explanation on the procedures this year in relation to both the HSC and applying/going to university.. :headbang:

ohhhkk.. fair enough, Im sure you'll do heaps well though :)

Ohhh sorry, only 99.50.. and yeahh thanks, Ill try to do as many past HSC papers as possible.

hahaha, that was my next question.. are you asian / do you go to JRAHS .. ???

Wow!! And is that just over these holidays..? Its so true.

Thankyou heaps.. Lastly, I believe that you are doing your HSC this year and the subjects that you actually do are different to those in your sig. You come across as one of those people who are gonna get like 99.95 ATAR easy (well to me anyway) so I was just wondering if you had any tips on...

Just a question, is that what you have been taught at school already or is that just your own work over the holidays..? If you didnt know, "ohexploitable" is much much smarter than his sig appears.

Hahaha, good point.. I was just confused because I though there would have been some gravitational force exerted by either of the planets but I see where your coming from. Yeahh I did have a look at the post by "FCB" but I didnt think that made sense either..? If "FCB" could explain that to...

Thankyou so much "ohexploitable" :) Your worked answer were of great help to me.. However I do have a few questions for you.. In question 2.6.3, why does g equal 0..? It turns out to be the correct answer although I thought there would be some value for g. In question 2.11.2, I do...

Yes, my mistake, although I did correct myself above. Thankyou, and this is something even I could have told you "LogE". Extension 2 Maths and Physics are closely related and somewhat go hand in hand. Clearly "Bored of Fail 2" knows who "slyhunter" is, RETARD.

Hey.. It would be greatly appreciated if anyone could give me any assistance whatsoever on the following questions. Worked solutions to the questions would be ideal please. 2.3.2 A projectile has a time of flight of 7.5s and a range of 1200m. Calculate: a) its horizontal velocity b) its...

-9.8m/s/s is a negative value. FULLSTOP. I completely understand thanks to "Bored of Fail 2".

I do Standard English, 2U Mathematics, Physics, Biology, PDHPE and SOR1 My aim is to achieve an ATAR of 90+ Do you have a problem with that..?

When you take upwards to be the positive direction, anything acting in the opposite direction (i.e downwards) is taken to be negative. Since acceleration due to gravity, g, acts downwards towards the centre of the Earth, it has a negative value of -9.8m/s/s. Is that sufficient enough..?

Yes, I do hope everyone takes the time to read my thread. And yes, I do hope that as many people as possible are able to help me with both this question and any other future questions I may have.

enough said haha :) Im finished wasting my time talking you.

"Bored of Fail 2" ... THANKYOU you have been of a great amount of help, the only questions I am unsure of now are 2.3.2 b and 2.3.2 c P.S.. I sure hope you are not doing your HSC this year, hahahahaha

I havnt tried to explain anything to anyone, all I did was clarify in order to attain my better understanding of projectile motion

Ohh, well spotted captain obvious.. If you didnt know, Im not oblivious to trolling. Its just that losers such as "LogE" need to be taught a lesson, and should find something better to do with their time. Thankyou anyway. Thankyou, finally some genuine assistance :) I have found...

Okay, a few things.. To start with, I actually really appreciate the answers given by both "Bored of Fail 2" and "PPTR". Judging by their responses, they are both talented physics students and I am grateful for their assistance. However, I do not completely understand the working given by...