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No what you are saying is that the Earth doesn't spin. One will be travelling faster relative to Earth (the one in a higher orbit) in terms of circular motion. However, relative to each other they still keep the same distance between each other at ALL TIMES. Hence if there is no change in...

Yes using HSC methods. Extracurricular: There is gravitational dilation which affects both (as someth1ng explained), but will affect the person on Earth more. Hence the person on Earth will be younger after the specified time period.

Stop living in the past. Post your real WAM. If it is that high it would either be 99.75 or 100; pick one.

"relative to each other" zero.

I've heard ECON1101 is apparently not too difficult if you know your prelim/HSC economics. Though I have no idea about it because I don't do any of those in the list above. Also, the ease is subjective to the person and what they have done (as in their prior education and knowledge to the...

The motion is relative to each other. Not the reference of the earth.... Pretty much this. Also Chuck Norris is always right. Its Chuck Norris!!!

yeah its possible. You could get say 380/400 aggregate for 8 units then another 70/100 aggregate for English Advanced (which is a low B5 like 84+). About a 450/500 aggregate would get you a low 90's of say 99.10 or something.

Well you can learn the concepts. With HSC Chemistry you can leave the rote learning until getting ready for the final exams in the month lead up where there are stuff you inevitably will have to remember. You may have a bit of rote here and there for when you do class assessments too. However...

Are you sure? I mean the Earth rotates just as fast, so wouldn't the person on Earth be moving just as fast? So using HSC methods they would be the same age imo. This is not HSC, so again my point stands that by HSC methods they would be the same age. And the cool thing is that a downside...

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Don't quote me back or ask more questions on it to prevent a derail, but I'm being legit. My teacher said I needed a new story because it was confusing (I got 10/15 for it in my trial).

Engineering field varies in terms of jobs. Here are previous discussions on some questions relating to jobs: http://community.boredofstudies.org/585/engineering/320508/should-i-go-into-mechatronic-despite-apparently-poor-job-market.html...

Hi pokka .... I just had to.

Well what worked for me was choosing a real life experience which related to belonging, but not a cliche one (it was actually a very unique story about something not many people do). Note I didn't do well though in English, but the idea was definitely right, and I can imagine getting some...

deffs. ____ What about choosing something you like or something that characterises you in one word.... Or something like: Tiffarific. Tiffatanic.

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Just repeat next sem or in summer to stay on time for your program. You can do this too. Although many negatives come out of failing, its still a really good way to learn and do better.

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Nah sometimes you need to do some manipulation. _______ Oh man I always wrote conclusions lol. Waste of time.