Recent content by Glen88

Did it in 2008. Was on ~90% going into the final, did shit, and ended up on 57% overall. Therefore I must have failed the final. Badly. But I got a P. So I don't think its absolutely necessary to pass it.

Yeah no worries, it worked this morning. Thanks.

I just recieved a late round offer to UTS. I accepted on UAC, and it says that acceptance of my offer has been recorded. But when I enter my UAC Application number (which I assume is the same number I login to UAC with) to enrol online on UTS site, it says it can't find it. Does it take them...

I got accepted to BSci at USYD, and have to enrol in person on Tuesday 23rd. However, I'm waiting to see if I get a late round offer at a different university, which is of course after this date. So if I get the late round offer and accept it on UAC, does this immediately recind my enrollment at...

Is withdrawing from a Main Round Offer so you can accept a Late Round Offer something you do in person, or is it something you do online via UAC??? Because enrollments for your main round offer may be before the e-release of late round offers.

Looks like a 19/20 for me, i put 18(B). So assuming that's wrong...

Yeh, it was a big clue in the footer saying that the message "wont" be transmitted "securely," when all that stuff always is.

For 2001: A (45-52)/84 Raw Mark --> A 45/50 Aligned mark. That's from another thread on this site. The 2001 exam was simple compared to 2006. I know those marks aren't "exactly" accurate, but I would have to say that the state as a whole would have to have gone better in 2001 than 2006. I...

It's all ranks, if 92/120 -->90%+ that means this is what the top achievers, or top band of students, got in the exam.

Pretty much.

I concede that it is verly likely 0.3, based on a similar type of question: A space ship travels to Alpha Centuri which is about 4 light years away from earth. How far does this distance appear to you if you are on a space ship traveling at 0.99c ? The...

Based on how the state went in the exam, it was deemed hard.

I got approx. 1.14 x 10-30kg, an increase in mass from 9.109 x 10-31kg

Exactly from the exam: The distance between the anode and the screen, as measured in the electron's frame of reference is 0.24 m. Calculate this distance as measured in the laboratory frame of reference. Accept it...I'm just...right.

The...electron...is...contracting. Therefore, the anything external to the electron, relative to the electron, appears to be longer. The only thing contracting is the electron. It is the thing travelling at relativistic speeds.