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- 2019 hsc english paper 1
- reviewed my modern history notes for the china section iv topic
- 2019 hsc modern history (core study + change in the modern world qs, cos i did the essay qs as practice ages ago)
- review of chem theory from mod 8 (keep forgetting some stuff) and some mod 8 qs

planning on doing a quick 3u paper just as quick practice (an easy-to-intermediate one though cos my brain is a bit tired)
 

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ummmmmmmmmmmmm havent started yet oops but like i remember most of the content from trials but what im planning to do is go over evrtyhing again and do all the trial papers and like send my answers to my teacher to mark idek please im focusing on english rn i cant put another traumatic subject into my view rn
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- math paper (68... anyways)
- phys trial paper (i thought i ate it up but NO)
- chem notes bc i cant understand mod 8 to save my life I'm so close to shitting on the syllabus
- spent a couple of hrs at the beach before killing myself tmr in druggoland 😍
 

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An object is projected downwards with initial velocity V0. The air resistance at speed v has magnitude mkv, where k is a positive constant. Take downwards as the positive





direction. 􏰃 (a) Show that t = 1 loge

k



􏰄

g−kV0 . g−kv





(b) Hence show that v = g (1 − e−kt) + V0 e−kt, and that the terminal velocity is g . k􏰀􏰁k





(c) Integrate again to show that x = gt+ kV0−g 1−e−kt . k k2





(d) Suppose that the terminal velocity of this object is 20 m/s, and that g = 10 m/s2. The object is thrown vertically downwards from a lookout at the top of a cliff at precisely the terminal velocity. At the same instant, a similar object is dropped from the same height. Show that the distance between the two falling objects after t seconds is

2
40(1 − e− 1 t) metres, and hence state the limiting distance between them.


uh copy paste didnt work but what does limiting distance mean? like is it max distance or what? that doesnt sound right but idk what it means?
 

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An object is projected downwards with initial velocity V0. The air resistance at speed v has magnitude mkv, where k is a positive constant. Take downwards as the positive





direction. 􏰃 (a) Show that t = 1 loge

k



􏰄

g−kV0 . g−kv





(b) Hence show that v = g (1 − e−kt) + V0 e−kt, and that the terminal velocity is g . k􏰀􏰁k





(c) Integrate again to show that x = gt+ kV0−g 1−e−kt . k k2





(d) Suppose that the terminal velocity of this object is 20 m/s, and that g = 10 m/s2. The object is thrown vertically downwards from a lookout at the top of a cliff at precisely the terminal velocity. At the same instant, a similar object is dropped from the same height. Show that the distance between the two falling objects after t seconds is

2
40(1 − e− 1 t) metres, and hence state the limiting distance between them.


uh copy paste didnt work but what does limiting distance mean? like is it max distance or what? that doesnt sound right but idk what it means?
fuck if i know, the terminal velocity of my TEARS
 

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An object is projected downwards with initial velocity V0. The air resistance at speed v has magnitude mkv, where k is a positive constant. Take downwards as the positive





direction. 􏰃 (a) Show that t = 1 loge

k



􏰄

g−kV0 . g−kv





(b) Hence show that v = g (1 − e−kt) + V0 e−kt, and that the terminal velocity is g . k􏰀􏰁k





(c) Integrate again to show that x = gt+ kV0−g 1−e−kt . k k2





(d) Suppose that the terminal velocity of this object is 20 m/s, and that g = 10 m/s2. The object is thrown vertically downwards from a lookout at the top of a cliff at precisely the terminal velocity. At the same instant, a similar object is dropped from the same height. Show that the distance between the two falling objects after t seconds is

2
40(1 − e− 1 t) metres, and hence state the limiting distance between them.


uh copy paste didnt work but what does limiting distance mean? like is it max distance or what? that doesnt sound right but idk what it means?
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10.9.23
- math paper (68... anyways)
- phys trial paper (i thought i ate it up but NO)
- chem notes bc i cant understand mod 8 to save my life I'm so close to shitting on the syllabus
- spent a couple of hrs at the beach before killing myself tmr in druggoland 😍
WTF U GUYS DID SO MUCH
i just got home smh
 

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hot tip: skip the questions you instantly know how to do to save time and only do the hard stuff
ehhh i mean i still do it either way bc like even if it looks like it’s solvable, the way u approach it might be wrong, if this makes sense lol
 

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