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no, if you initially take upward motion as positive, you have to keep it as positive throughout the whole question.

some people are just naturally clingy *shrugs*

fair enough

well for each question you would have to talk about a few subtopics, eg. for family there's marriage, divorce, children, AFA, etc. My question was could i do a chunk on marriage, then a chunk on divorce, etc etc

the 25 mark essays. aka the 2 electives

huh ?

add sex and stir

in the unstructured section of the paper, i was wondering if we are required to synthesise the information like we do in english. Is it acceptable to just go: Intro topic 1 - discuss - evidence - etc topic 2 - discuss - evidence - etc etc etc Conclusion ?

yeah, plastic sleeves are a MUST if you have folders. you need them, lots of them. You may also consider getting a small folder for each topic of your subjects. It makes revising a lot less daunting.

doable, but difficult. Then again, just because you do 4u maths and 3u english doesn't make the task any easier.

it depends on what direction you take as positive. If you take "up" as positive, then g = -9.8 but if you take "down" as positive, then g = 9.8

I'd like to grab a handful of your avatar, so hot... p.s. marshall is such a showoff, bastard :/

never heard of it.

i have 2 cssa's on the computer and a whole bunch on my floor.

i think they do get paid

you mean it's not this http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/legis/nsw/consol_act/ba197841/ ?

It's faraday's experiment i think, i don't know how you would do it in words but the formula way is described above (serge).

i got a HSC mark of 88 last year :/ but i thought it was actually easier than 2003

sub in 90 degrees to check. you are correct.

or superposition as it's called in physics :p