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think about it right: the ball has two components of velocity, one that is tangential to the curve's surface and another that goes up or down the curve vertically. the up/down velocity isnt going to induce centripetal force off the wall bc its not in circular motion, only the horizontal...

yes, but the velocity component tangential to the curve is still constant right

what about colours?

aw, thanks for the contribution! where do u guys find the answers for the rest of it, or will it just come out more organically?

whered u find this?

night fellas, congrats to those who finished and to those who didnt, we're almost there. ultimately i think we will all be p happy once its all over

its a dumb question. speaking VERY specifically youd be right bc the ball is further away from earth's centre at the top therefore less grav force... thats where i had to choose b/w d and a, i said a

all i remember is that uh emf is the negative derivative of flux i said A but who knows

oh yeah gluons do i meant z and w

wouldnt worry about the nuclear forces since its only in a 1-hadron atom

fuck, i called it faradays law of induction. damnit

thank god, im w/ u on this one hate to go against sonic tho, he seems onto it

dont need a current tho so it makes the brush thing kinda redundant

yeah you dont need brushes for the rotor but you dont even need an electric current (*applied to the rotor*) so it could be d

this is a bit of an odd question, whatd you guys say

quote this comment if anyone finds the answers bc that mc annoyed me quite a bit

i feel good enough rn too made quite a few mc silly mistakes (3-4 im guessing at least) but apart from that i may have lost 2-4 marks in the rest of the paper, it felt good and i had time to take a piss after too

mod 8 is AWFUL

do we need to know?? Cos i have no idea i only know it looks kinda like a cat

isnt the torque equation (=nIAB sinx) on the formula sheet or is there another formula?