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WTF, I do all scaled up courses averaging 75, and my UAI is scaled down..... 68.85 wtf??

boob fetish all the way! :P

Hardest multiple choice questions Ive seen in an exam! Why couldnt they be as easy as last years :(

Id say there will almost definately be some reference to the pendulum/gravity prac. Its an easy one to remember though luckily enough. For the discharge tube one do we only have to know that the different pressures affect the colour or what?

Quanta to Quarks for me

Ohh! I am such an idiot. I just assumed uniform velocity, always helps to read the question. I completely understand now :D Thanks helper.

This is from the 2004 HSC exam paper, apparently the answer is "B", but I cant work out how. I think its "A". The board of studies answer doesnt seem to take into account momentum! I would have though, relative to the movement of the person, that it would just drop straight down (assuming no...

Aced it, except for the MICR. What an easy exam. Although I was rushed on time, just finished the last question RIGHT as we had to put pens down. My index finger hurts like hell, I can barely type!

I think 2003 was the easiest, as I got 18/20 for it, but only 13/20 in the 2004 ones. :( Hopefully todays test proves easier than the 2004 one :D

Woot, thats a pretty good way of explaining it 香港! I get it :)

I also have chemistry the next day, and then physics on the friday! 3 hard subjects in 1 week. I do feel sorry for people that do Ancient History and IPT though!

Mine will. Have you guys noticed that a lot of the questions they ask pretty much ask you to explain your whole knowledge of a very broad subject. ie, "Identify information technology (hardware, software and communications) that would be required to support this website" This question from...

Going for chemical engineering at sydney uni mate :)

but (0/0) does not equal 1, as it is not a finite number ;)

Yeah, thats the exact instance I am looking at. Oh well, I will just have to accept it then haha. :rolleyes: edit: good point MAICHI :)

Im here working through the binomial theorem, and I come across 0! (zero to the factorial) is equal to 1. Just curious, how is this so? I just cant comprehend how it could equal anything other than 0. :)

"New Thread" button :P oh oh, r.haidar, you do the exact same subjects as me in school. Nice one :D

lol. I find 2unit not too bad, but 3unit is a completely different playing field. The questions involve more actual knowledge, rather than 2unit where a lot of the time you can just wing it and derive an answer on the spot.

ishq, I think your answer neglects the fact that the two A's together and the other A can be arranged in different spots, ie [AA] _ _ _ _ _ _ A _ _ [AA] _ _ _ _ A etc, which brings in a LOT more combinations, as damo676767's calculations show.

I know I am :( No matter how much study I do, theres always questions I just cant figure out :(