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Being a good old, sometimes lazy, engineer I just print and write on the lines given because ceebs using a book then comparing if I had written too much or too less of stuff, etc. Also, I advocate giving electrons days off when possible. Makes them more friendly to me. :haha: Nah computer is a...

I don't support Brazil, neither did I watch any of their games, nor am I arguing against you or anything, but I think you need to know that in the end the team with the most goals wins. This is not necessarily the team who played the best, which is obvious from my experience on the pitch. The...

Nope. All we have here is a system where chemical energy from fuel is being added to it. The question asks for the variation of Ep and Ek as shown on a graph. Hence: K_f-K_i + U_f - U_i = M_f - M_i \neq 0 where M is mechanical energy, K is the kinetic, U is the potential, and subscripts f...

:D I'm happy.

At a match yesterday, one guy tried to choke my team mate even though that guy did the wrong deed of pulling my team mates shirt, and taking out my team mate already. We got the free kick already, but still I can't believe how that guy did that before. Scary thing is that he has done something...

What day and is it on my unsw under grades?

First of all it depends on the year. Second of all we can't predict your HSC mark. All we can predict is the aligned exam mark from the raw mark.... Kurosaki is in a rough good ballpark for pre 2013 papers. However I got 86 raw in 2013 paper for a 92 exam mark. 2013 paper was a really...

If your initials are DC, then: "rectify" is a good choice if you are in the elec/mech department ;)

If only modern was not in my chemistry time slot but in my eco timeslot. --------------------- As for me in HS, at first I liked Chemistry and Maths throughout my junior years, then it became Physics and Maths in higher years. I was always doing better in Maths than anything else in HS...

Highly recommend Drongoski, who has a lot of experience in maths. If you are finding mechanics troublesome, then don't hesitate to get Drongoski to help.

No you're the banter boy.

The minutes of the game between 25th and 45th were quite good in the Argentina/Belgium match (didn't watch the rest though). Oh and I watched the first half of France/Germany and yeah it was quite boring. Didn't watch rest either.

Projectile vomiting is part of HSC physics syllabus...... Jokes. You won't be able to get bonus points. All you can do is talk to your teachers and ask for re-sitting any exams (though this must be done immediately with a doc's certificate, straight after the exams, or on the day of the exam...

Wow...... Well I make good home made kebabs. Maybe I shall bring some to uni and sell......

I don't even visit that side of campus unless getting off the bus. But yeah if I'm with mates I usually go off campus any way for food (ole's is da bomb). And if its in between classes I just go with a friend to quad food court then go to our building which is nearby so its less of a hassle.

lol go quad foodcourt

If only I did IPT. I know what states are and how to build state machines, but have no idea what a DFD is :(

K no. K is the constant. However q1 and q2 will determine the actual force. Here we can just use the formula as ratios So if we get double q1 = 2q1, then in the formula yuo will get a ratio which can be compared to F, hence giving you the final result in the end. F is inversely proportional...

I think this is all coulomb's law. So: |F| = k \frac{q_1 q_2}{r^2} a) Increase separation, decrease force on each by inverse square law. So for distance r, we have F. Distance 2r, distance is doubled, so we get 1/2^2 = 1/4, so the force is F/4 b) Same thing, but we get 9F. c) Charge is...

I already had my stuff from way before formal. Made stuff easy as all I had to do was put all the clothes on the day. The stuff was not originally intended for the formal specifically, but was just my clip of my formal wardrobe bullets.