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Futuremedstudent I have no idea what your teachers at matrix tell you and this is the 5th time you've said something completely false which originated from them. Please do check the validity of what they tell you before you mention that these things are "apparent". Some of the things you have...

A bit early for this. Should be stickied some time at the start of January.

Hey everyone pick a time and day this week. My free times this week are: Monday 12pm to 1pm. Wednesday 10am until about maybe 2 or 3pm. Thursday 11am to 12pm (maybe I'll be free but can't guarantee). Friday and Saturday morning. Pick a time someone. Also, I'll try to force Shadowdude to come.

- Computers can be made - Computers can be developed more efficiently and with more computing power. - Society can become globalised, easier to do certain things like shopping, contacting people, new jobs are put into place regarding jobs, makes technologies develop in industries that can lead...

And yet people claim too many asians. UNSW isn't all that asian. Its just that people don't look in the right places.

Don't be mislead into thinking anything to do with computers is for quiet people. You still need to communicate as a Software Engineer, Computer Engineer or Computer Scientist.

I'd say about 1 in every 20 students uses a skateboard or bike at UNSW each day. In terms of skateboarders it would be about 1 in every 100 every day.

You can use a voltage regulator (practically an amplifier that is used for bigger and robust circuits) but do remember with any amplifier that you need its own source, and that the voltage output of the amplifier is never ever above the maximum voltage supplied for the operation of the...

So have you decided on a final problem statement?

Oh my bad I was really unclear there. Now when the string is cut the ball still experiences the opposing force to the tension, however there is no more tension in the string. So what happens is that the ball will end up accelerating to the right of the train. In an ideal situation this ball...

Well I used class time mainly for getting marking complete and going through HSC questions with a teacher. Then I knew how to mark my exams very accurately going off marking criterias. I suggest for those who haven't had experience with marking, look at the specifics of what the marking...

I did paper by paper back to back for hours and hours every day and got a Band 6.

Check out this thread: http://community.boredofstudies.org/18/physics/329559/hertz-experiment-ac-dc-power-source.html I outlined in the post below a brief answer of how. However for Hertz' experiment: In the post below I have an outline of how everything is calculated.

Well yeah to be honest going off what Fizzy_Cyst said, that is all I really did know back in HSC. All this other stuff I didn't understand until I figured it out after learning some uni content or after being briefly shown in lectures. Once you have the right tool kit, you begin to understand...

Basically a uni will tend to have a specific amount of spots on offer to do a specific program. The cut-off is subject to change every year which is set as the lowest ATAR (includes the bonus points some students may have received) which received an offer to study that program starting that...

I helped supervise the BoS trials. Many people can confirm I am indeed a martian. I started showing up a bit too green and had to leave early.

Uhh yeabh I won't get around to draw until later tonight about after 8 pm. On phone now soz. Just try to get at what I am saying though. Get a cylinder tape/attach it to a z shaped metal rod so you can spin it and attach the magnets to the cylinder all around the surface area. You need very...

QZP I just realised the simplest way to explain this to you (yep brainwaves of ideas peak at 2 am). So in this set up while the train is moving at a constant velocity the relative motion of the ball to the train is zero. Hence the acceleration of the ball is zero as thle train is travelling at...

And no being 170 and 60 kg is the healthiest range you can be in lol. 170 and less than 55 kg is approaching but still not underweight.

Yeah 175 ish I think but haven't checked in a while (idk some other people say I'm 177-178 but I'm skeptical of how they use the tape measure). There's times of the year where I want to be underweight though. Like December is a month I should be underweight in future years (disregard this year)...