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This is the one statement you have made where I can safely say that you are 100% incorrect :p. Unless you are an infallible divine being there is a lot you could learn from me.

I don't understand why you would talk about the conditions after?? As you rightly pointed out, the question deals with charge during motion and not after. I may have missed it but I didn't see anyone, other that you, discuss the situation after motion. In any case the charge after motion...

Fuck up the rest of your cohort :P.

Nice work :).

In this instance I think conentional current goes B to A. Remember the relationships for induced current are slightly different to those involved in the forces on a conductor in a magnetic field. The various palm rules deal with conventional current. So in this case the electrons are flowing...

Fort street high (as in my profile). It was only an hour long exam. I finished with 20 mins to spare (as did a lot of people).

That thing has always bugged me actually. Is it positive because positive charges move away from it or is it left negative from the lack of positive charge... The physicists who created all the current and charge definitions really messed up.

Selective school and easy test :p. I basically lost 3 marks for arithmetic errors. C'est la vie.

Class size: 90-100? I'm really not sure. We have a lot of classes. Average: approx 85% My mark: 94% Highest: 100% (I'd geuss my self to be around the 12th-25th mark. I know that this is a big range :p)

Number of students doing ext. 2: 50 (aprox.) I got 94% (I'm told that this is the top mark, which I'm stoked about) Second: was supposedly 88% I think the range was something like 20%-94% with an average in the 60's [I'm pretty unsure about the average. I'll probably edit the post this...

You're first post contradicts itself... :p

[EDIT]:*sigh* I hate it when I use the wrong hand rule... It's induced current so you can't use the right hand palm rule. You need to use the right hand bitch slap rule (back handed slap) :p. Conventional current flows from B to A. Hence a positively charged particle would flow from B to A...

I scored a really good timetable. Very happy with this :D: Oct. 17th - English AOS 20th - English Modules 24th - Math Extension 2 27th - Math Extension 1 31st - English Extension 1 Nov. 2nd - Chemistry 4th - Physics

3. (cos&theta; + isin&theta; )⁴ = cos4&theta; + isin4&theta; or (cos&theta; + isin&theta; )⁴ = cos⁴&theta; +4icos<su>3</sup>&theta; sin&theta; -6cos<eup>2</sup>&theta; sin²&theta; -4icos&theta; sin³&theta; +sin⁴&theta...

Here's a couple to start with, I'll type up c) and d) if I feel game but long expansions with lots of powers are hell. 2. ax⁴ + bx³ + cx² + dx +e =0 where &alpha; + &beta; +&gamma; + &delta; = -b/a &alpha;&beta;&gamma;&delta;=e/a a) P(x/m) =...

Dude, nice marks! You equalled me in the 3U exam:D, I lost 3 marks for some pretty shameful arithmetic errors but you can't really complain with over 90. On the whole, school is just.... school. My feelings are just a mix of resignation and something else I can't quite put my finger on.

A log cabin on the sea?

I just started giving Beyond Good and Evil a read, it's pretty cool. Thus spake Zarathustra is also very good. You should give Geanology of Morals a read if you enojyed that stuff. It's not very long but it's interesting.

Nicely picked, you've got a lot on your plate there. Just remember when it comes time to cut back on subjects that physics > chemistry :p ... and that my opinion < yours in this matter.

http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Decahedron.html ... take your pick.