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Using this on each side of the motor, you say clockwise or anti-clockwise from the direction you are looking.

we have 2 50 minute periods every week meaning we have to rush a lot in class to get everything done. I usually only do about 30 minutes a day solely for extension 2, its not that demanding

Lol, at our school, everyone gets 100% for that part of the practical and for the report, I already knew exactly what i would say before hand, hence getting 100%

wow haboozin, thats tough, getting 1st in a subject which won't count towards your hsc

Imagine how i feel, ill be 16 at the end of the hsc.

Anyone in Newcastle/hunter region thinking of going to this day on 27th May at Singleton High? Im thinking of going but not sure on how useful it will be especially since its all the way out at singleton.

Haven't you done inverse trig functions yet? Because this is almost the easiest question you can get.

woah, first time bos has lagged up my computer

It's harder than our 4u test. However the conics section was really light. I think a lot of people would struggle with it.

wow, sounds like a hard test, what was the highest mark/average?

lol slide rule, classic

crap german continuers is on the middle weekend of my trials. That sucks

batteries of my calculator ran out of juice in MX2 exam :(

62.5/70 - 2nd

66/70 - first in year

highest mark: 53/54 my mark: 53/54 (equal top with another guy) ave: Don't know

My mark - 52/54 Highest- 54/54 (2 people) average: prob around 40/54

I came to school pumped for results but found only german was marked out of all my subjects. Then i had to go to cross country carnival. All in all though, pretty bludgy

Using curved magnetic poles means the magnetic field is radial. The coil is therefore parallel to the magnetic field for longer and torque is at a max for a longer time than if the magnets were flat.