Search results

I just don't understand how I am meant to know and remember the number of quotes for English. For mod B I'm doing t.s Eliot and they can ask about any of 5 poems. If I want to do 2 paragraphs per poem and I use 8 quotes per para does that mean I need to know at least 8 quotes per poem? that's 40...

Yes, I completely agree. I.e for back emf should I have stated voltage required = emf supplied - back emf? What other specific formulas should I have included? Maybe I could have included the magnetic flux formula then go to faraday's law?

Back EMF is proportional to the change in flux that the rotor experiences as seen in the formula emf=change in flux/change in time. The rotor starts spinning from rest, this means the change in magnetic flux through the rotor is relatively low as the rotor needs time to reach full speed meaning...

Ahh that makes sense, I was being a bit of an idiot

Hi, so I also struggle with polynomials, when you did this how did you know the coefficients were equal? Does it have something to do with pascals triangle?

Currently, I'm stuck between doing mechanical engineering and flexible first-year engineering. I'm in year 12 at the moment and have been enjoying physics and am not too bad at maths. I feel like mechanical engineering would be a good fit for me but have never really explored engineering so...

Thank you! I'm really only using someone else's notes for MOD B, and I plan to change up the structure and wording significantly. Another question I have is, are you allowed to reuse the work you have already submitted? For the common module, I memorized an essay that I had written earlier and...

Just wondering what counts as plagiarism. If I use someone else's study notes for English but write the essay in my own words does that count as plagiarism. Like all the quotes would be the same and the points would be the same but just worded differently. And if that counts as plagiarism what...

An alternate way to CM_Tutor is by using combinatorics, where the probability is: (amount of combinations with only beagle and german shepherd)/(Amount of possible combinations) (5C1 x 6C1)/(15C2) =30/105 =2/7

Thank Jimmy, appreciate the help. What you said makes a lot of sense.

So trials are around the corner and I'm starting to worry about my study technique. For all of my subjects, I have been writing notes throughout the year, however, they are messy and have gaps in them. In the past, I have never even bothered reading my notes and just jump into doing as many past...