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oh nvm I got it..I was pointing my thumb towards the north magnetic pole not direction of the north pole lines themselves ty

Can someone explain to me how is the answer clockwise? Right hand grip rule: thumb points in the direction of NORTH pole, fingers thus curl in the direction of current. Hence, anti-clockwise.

^ can someone also go over the right hand grip rule or curl rule or whatever it is called for determining current direction ( I get the LHPR but I don't get the other one ) *EDIT* The magnetic field direction is up as you said because the magnetic field lines leave from north to south I get...

Re: OFFICIAL PHYSICS HSC 2015 Prophecies!!!!! --> FROM A NOSTRADAMUS DESCENDANT!!!!!! Also emission time Classical theory predicts relatively high emission times for low intensity light, it instant though...that is just another aspect

Re: OFFICIAL PHYSICS HSC 2015 Prophecies!!!!! --> FROM A NOSTRADAMUS DESCENDANT!!!!!! your doing NOSTRADAMUS's work son

title basically I don't think I need to know anything about them apart from the fact that there is a compromise in x,y ?

nope

radicalised by feminism...that is an allotrope that definitely should be more common

Re: OFFICIAL PHYSICS HSC 2015 Prophecies!!!!! --> FROM A NOSTRADAMUS DESCENDANT!!!!!! I don't see a difference :\

Re: OFFICIAL PHYSICS HSC 2015 Prophecies!!!!! --> FROM A NOSTRADAMUS DESCENDANT!!!!!! pls but what if i have only a little bit of atars?

re: HSC Physics Marathon Archive yeah actually that mb

re: HSC Physics Marathon Archive Explain why AC and not DC transmission lines are used (4)

I saw there's a collection of HSC Advice, here's a collection of mainlywhat NOT to do 1. Don't get bummed over one assessment task and be like gg fuck hsc and quit everything (went from a high band 5 --> band 3 or low band 4) 2. Don't get cocky, if you are ahead of your class MAINTAIN that...

re: HSC Physics Marathon Archive Just think about it in terms of forces...there is a magnetic field force (unknown) and a gravitational field force (this is known and equal to f = ma aka mass on balance * 9.8) thus F(known) = Bil(B is unknown) etc..

No aligning is completely different. Aligning refers to the process your raw mark in the HSC exam undergoes. So if you get 63% in the chemistry HSC exam, this 'aligns' to a HSC mark of say 78. Thus, your external HSC mark is 78. What you get internally is determined by your cohort's performance...

B.Bus + B.IT @ UTS rest are teaching / cs / it @ usyd / uts / uws / macq / unsw

I write heaps of jokes in my answers For the general maths HSC I wrote definitely vodafone rates when calculating the speed of this download thing In my chem trials I didn't know this question so I just crossed out some words, reworded it, changed the marking scheme and answered it. Teacher...

do that if you want to end up at tafe

BOSTES are a bunch of clueless fucks the fact that English is the compulsory subject in a STEM dominated society says absolutely enough.

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