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are you using the latest version of firefox.

Well they don't really work for illuminating a room as they tend to be a beam.. just a thought.

It does work sometimes in firefox, but sometimes it doesn't. I use it through firefox. I think you just have to have the correct settings, like enable pop-ups always for that site, enable java, etc. It also used to hang for a long time, but I think this was because I was running developer java...

So long as they do not change the rank order and the relative differences between students marks, there is no effect. i.e. if they just slide the marks and/or stretch them, then there is no affect (except the error that will be created due to the new rounding, but that is minimal.) Other...

What do you mean by offset drawing method?

Yes you can get ones that are exactly the same. However there are different types of motor's and generators and only the simple motor and generator have the same structure.

Don't you mean final marks? I can guess why many schools ignore the rule, because it is a stupid rule. I think they should tell you, this allows more transparency in the system. For example in my HSC last year. I calculated my weighted aggregate mark, from the individual marks from each...

As Without Wings said, the school does not have to tell you, but it would be nice if they do. Just go to your head teacher or deputy and consult them about the matter. Tell them why you want your current ranks (such as to get an idea how you are going, etc..).

Re: IMPORTANT: The correct answers to commonly asked questions- read before you post. Wow, you really know what you are talking about. That is 100% correct.

Source: Harvey, A. (2007) HSC Chemistry Syllabus Notes 2007. http://hscphysics.googlepages.com/HSC_Chem_Notes.pdf That's correct.

Here is the thing. The syllabus does not require you to know how an AC induction motor works. You do however need to, "1. perform an investigation to demonstrate the principle of an AC induction motor". "1. describe the main features of an AC electric motor". So for the latter point, you can...

I still can't download files.. This is really frustrating, i'm going to have to do it all at uni.

Re: IMPORTANT: The correct answers to commonly asked questions- read before you post. Yes. But I better clarify this. This is not predetermined, it is just a possible outcome of the scaling algorithm. Just because it happened in the past for a particular subject doesn't mean the same will...

You can graph then yourself. There are many programs available such as http://www.graphmatica.com/Graphmatica20e.zip

Here, http://www.boredofstudies.org/download.php?id=9542, is a practical report I completed for year 12, projectile motion.

Re: IMPORTANT: The correct answers to commonly asked questions- read before you post. Okay, this is the nature of the web, its all hyperlinked together. But if you want info on the UAI, like Without Wings said, it would be quickest to go directly to UAC.

that's the problem i'm having.. it times out.. it may sometimes get 10kb but then stops.

Re: IMPORTANT: The correct answers to commonly asked questions- read before you post. Well, put it this way, if in 2007 HSC, I got the same mark for each of the following subjects as the person who topped the state in that subject I would get a UAI of 98.4 (+- 0.2) (as well as topping the state...

Re: IMPORTANT: The correct answers to commonly asked questions- read before you post. Well, that depends what you mean by perfect. If by perfect you mean a UAI of 100, then this is not true. There is the possibility that you can get aligned marks of 50/50 for each of your 10 units and still...

but in hsc physics, the calculations are pretty basic most of the time. most are just plug and chug. i prefer to do past paper questions rather than those from text books, because the past paper ones are more representative of what you will get in exams and your hsc.