Recent content by patrick little

Yeah i agree, good subject; interesting

Stoked then, i wrote 6.5 and 7 pages at 15-20 words per line

I ended up writing about the thought experiment with the mirror where you would see your reflection in a frame of reference otherwise you would know you were moving and stuff... i forget the question fully

Oh no 14 pages, its the end of the world

Im stoked with how i went... Question 1 did herodotus, ranke, carr, white in detail and mentioned a few others for Question 2, Crusades I did, Runciman, Riley-Smith, Marcus Bull and Conteporaries; Albert of Aechan, Mathew of Edessa and Fulcher of Chartres... Overall Im very pleased

i write very small, and pretty messy though... it generally hangs around the 15-17 mark per line but i get the odd 20 word line

What do use think 64/84 would scale to?

Im not that good at physics... But... Im pretty sure that for question 11 in MC it is D because... torque is a function with cos(theta) in it and force is a function with sin(theta) in it... this means that when one is at zero, the other must be at its peak... the only one on there that fits...

I wrote 21 pages in all at about 15-20 words per line... I was happy

Don't worry I have only 4.. I was worried when i read this thing until now... and I have like maybe 3 in depth and about 2 not so in depth for my case study which is the Crusades

What is a good and bad raw mark for physics? I dont really know what to think

I did my graphs in lead also... Its hard to adjust i reckon because im always using lead when i write and then i need to write with a pen, and i'm left handed so it tends to smudge.

Re: Man that was a hard paper! I agree totally, it wasnt that hard... I did 3 past papers the day before and i'm stoked with how i went (112-116)... And I dont know what all this hype about the rollercoaster question was??? Its just gradients and maxima/minima

I meant question 10, got my head stuck in extension

Not half marks as in half of a one mark question, half marks as in one out of two marks because of a transcription error or something of the sort.