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It seems that many people on here with high ATARs got low in English o.O I did advanced, got a band 4, but still ended up with 96+.

Ok thanks. Your step in 1 and 2 are correct. That is how the eddy currents get induced. However, to increase your clarity, you should add extra field lines to the sheet metal. When zooming into the eddy currents, you're key mistake is that the field is out of the page. As an application of...

It doesn't matter much. Your artistic friend is likely to bomb out and end up doing something else. However, she may end up continuing the course. There is also the chance that she won't like engineering. Its up to her though.

I'll see how I go. Thanks for the info!

Appeal it for sure.

I was told by a student at UNSW representing Engineers Australia at a careers day that the Diploma is the same for other unis, except without the name. Apparently its the compulsory 60 day course which you do with any EA accredited course. Well its either I do Materials Science with experience...

All that potential lost in time like tears in the rain. You deserve it. Congratz!

:)

I'm underage so I'll do 4 shots of tobasco sauce.

BUMP to say I am not doing English (I stuffed up in HSC). I will definitely keep doing Chemistry and Physics and Maths though. Got everything 88+ in these.

I was explaining how eddy currents are produced as an application of Lenz's Law. Ok. So you are asking how they are produced? You can't really "lose" flux. That is incorrect terminology. Generally, the flux is either constant or changing. I still don't get what you mean afterwards. I'm...

Yeah.

Don't worry about it. You will NEVER get this in a MX1 HSC paper. It is too unfair.

Oh yeah, one thing Haya: I was putting your results into an ATAR calculator and a change of 10 in MX2 and 5 in MX1 would only account for max. 1.8 ATAR

I don't get what you are asking for. When doing these types of questions, you need to look at the difference in speed in terms of two objects in an inertial frame of reference.

Congratulations on the marks! You deserve it and you should be proud. Aren't there bonus points at Macquarie? You might still be able to get in somehow.

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Try calling UAC, and they will send another one out.

Hi. On the handbook for the BE ME in electrical engineering, what does this mean? "Notes: This program has received provisional accreditation by Engineers Australia." Also, how does this compare to: "The Institution of Engineers, Australia, recognises the degree of BE in any of the...

Yellow is pretty good. They don't have that bitterness of the green and aren't as sweet as red. Good mix. I never knew Purple one's existed o.O