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They both have to do with electrons jumping shells when they get excited. sorry, we don't really do that kind of thing in either in detail.

is it possible to just use the way we learn in physics to answer these questions?

a bit irrelevant, but if I chose those subjects, I think i would kill myself from boredom at the end of it

thunderdax@hotmail.com ps. German isn't my best subject. I'm not sure how much ill be able to help.

Yeah, I feel the same way. I'm going for engineering in uni so its not like i need a huge uai to get in or anything.

Also, the resistance of the external circuit. I lost a mark in mid-course for not specifically stating that reason.

w00t, got mine today: Chemistry - 1/48 English - 102/177 Maths extension 1 - 5/101 Maths extension 2 - 1/26 Physics - 1/41 German continuers - 13/16

Applications of calculus to the physical world

Including homework, although i do step it up a bit if i have an assesment due.

I'd suggest macquarie. Its helped me out heaps.

We're doing shipwrecks cause we're forced to. none of them look that bad though.

I'm not even home for 6 hours a day on average (apart from sleep). I think i did on average about 2 hours a day and now im coming 1st in chem, phys and MX2. Its not all about studying, but how you use it. You have to study for the right things (ie. syllabus, harder questions).

lol, yeah, sorry, i was really tired when i typed that up

But the atoms turn into their ions, and when lithium turns into an ion, it loses its outer shell, meaning it gets smaller. Is this right or am i being a moron?

finished PoM, AE and almost finished 2nd subsection of CM&M

This is an example of Lenz's Law. Induced eddy currents are caused by the change in flux over time in the sections of the pipe. I think there's a diagram of how it works in Macquarie textbook

No matter what you write, you should get more than 1/20 in english. Your teachers must be hard markers. English is just one of those subjects where the teachers can give you such a wide range of marks that you can't complain about. english is gonna pull my uai down i know but it doesn't mean you...

The trick to this kind of question is work out the 3 forces acting on each of the PAIRS of wires and then use vector addition on each to find the net force.

I've got a question for you budz: Do you really expect anyone from school in 2005 to have finished shipwrecks yet?

Yeah, I've decided not to go since I'll miss school and I really don't want to go all the way out to singleton to hear lectures from markers