Recent content by ThomasF

Vectors Vectors Vectors! If there is ever an image as a source if you mention vector lines = instant full marks

Do you guys ever buy more bandwidth or servers for the pre HSC rush? Seems like it would make sense to help share the server load and prevent crashes

For me, due to the fact I failed to make ANY notes or study prior to my trials, I am in a state where (for the past 10 days) where I study from around 9:00PM till 2:00AM, sleep, wake up at 6:30AM, study till 8:30AM, do my exam, waste the entire afternoon, then repeat. IDK, for the past 6 or so...

Surely it must be more difficult to write in that manner then regularly typing out your words and sentences?

Cheers for the reply wata. Well, I have dropped down from 3U maths to advanced, now considering the drop to general :p I have never put in more then 10 minutes study for maths, in my life, ever. I would assume that in Uni, doing maths by itself (or maybe sided with business management) I would...

I should point out, currently I am doing physics as an HSC course, And I find it to be incredibly easy (mind you, I only got like 70% in the half yearly since I didn't study) Can you please explain how you mean that physics takes on a much stronger maths approach? You mean things like calculus...

Same. I am tired 24/7, I don't eat right, exercise, go to bed before 1AM. Maybe thats where I am going wrong. Maybe if you WERE working out, eating right and getting 9 hours sleep on a plan (11PM-8AM) then there could be another reason. But people who are just plain lazy tend to be ignorant...

This is most likely a stupid question, though I would appreciate the answers; For Physics and Business management at university, for both (or either) of these courses, would you assume that Advanced mathematics or higher would be needed as an HSC course to be accepted into the course (in...

I read that the escape velocity formula is not part of the syllabus It is this formula_____________________________________ Escape Velocity =√[(2 (6.672 x 10 ¯¹¹)(Mass of planet in KG)) / (Radius of planet)] Correct? (You have no idea how hard it was to find the square root symbol)

never mind. Will edit later

You are correct there. However, for the 5 and 10 solar mass stars, you would have to show how they move to the top left hand corner of the HR diagram and go super novae. You should then give a detailed description of what happens to the stars after the supernovae. So say something along these...