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Matt; see the other thread for my explanation. It's not a typo, you negated a very important rule that's all.

The answer was correct, your working wasn't. You had to take into account that the second moment of inertia was given in mm4 and therefore you times the initial moment which was 10^6 by 10^-12 to bring it to metres and thus giving the 10^-6 which you would use. You just got lucky they didn't...

I finish monday, last week was a little hectic but made it aight. BRB in two days to post my final rant/reflection

Yep so many in my class was thrown but as soon as i saw it i got the crux. Loved it, but i did Supp, Shakespeare the Supp because my first supp was my strongest.

I did pretty much an essay. I did Lincoln Atwood and King, i onmly had two prepared and i did it last so alas the one exam Jimmy never finished, although i was just restating the question.

Hey guys, i had 4 slabs. This really could go either way. I used exactly the method Matt did. Made sense at the time, standing by it. However, the question is wrong in that driving force cannot remain constant if the velocity is too. But 4 seems more correct because 67.5 Tonnes is A LOT of...

Seven is B because a South West Bearing is 225 degrees.

Nice exam, shit long, on the hard side. Loved it!

you're an idiot, you have valid premise to make a the judgement that modules will be hard. Just shut the fuck up, moron.

Finished 7 minutes early

1.5 booklets, lots of references to the questions and good room to move with flowery language. My intro was killer. Happy beyond belief.

Don't get an average then, it's an easy subject if you know the tricks.

I was sort of pre and sort of not. Loved the last question, wrote a shitload with lots of nice flowery words. Now to prepare for the 6 hour double tomorow

*is finished*

I built a guitar but used computer graphics to do the finish, i'd never seen it before.

it;s a single shear, trust me, it is shearing in the middle.

I'm leaning towards open ended with some sort of phrase to go by

I'm sitting the Engo exam on tuesday. I really like it, it's my favourite subject. If you like some maths and have an interest in why things work that sort of stuff you'll like it. THere's a fair bit of memorising in material science but it all overlaps. I highly suggest it.

What about programming your entire AOS essay into your calculator in bianary; only to realise afterwards you can't take a calculator.

Restate for emphasis