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Of course maglev trains use superconductors! Main problem is cost, as laying out many miles of solenoid tracks as well as creating an entirely new infrastructure would cost a lot of money. Currently, a maglev system is currently being used in Shanghai, but other countries such as Japan are...

If the option was still available, would anyone take the course? It doesn't count for the minimum 10 units required for the HSC, so i'm assuming that all participants do the course out of sheer interest or perhaps they are naturally good at those subjects

I moved my post to a more appropriate place... TIL - Prior to the 2010 HSC, "HSC distinction courses" were offered ...including Philosophy, Cosmology and Comparative literature Not particularly relevant to the 2015 HSC, but I thought it was interesting Here are some interesting things to...

This is what you should talk about. In reality, the electrons move in opposite directions to obey the law of conservation of momentum, but you must talk about them moving in the same direction in HSC physics. Also, magnetic levitation can be caused by both eddy currents and cooper pairs - you...

'I believe in Spinoza's God, who reveals Himself in the lawful harmony of the world, not in a God who concerns Himself with the fate and the doings of mankind...' - Albert Einstein https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVEeXjPiw54&feature=youtu.be&t=1m22s

re: HSC Physics Marathon Archive From what you're saying, it seems like you're implying that the there is zero electrical resistance due to the elasticity of the lattice? But rather, what you should relate this to is the formation of cooper pairs, and it's due to the idea that each electron...

One of the main points stressed by most teachers is that your short story should be based on a genuine moment or situation because you're likely to be much more descriptive, and it could possibly resonate with a wider audience

What if you're almost last in adv Is it worth dropping if you think you can maintain a much better rank in standard? Is it worth dropping in ANY case?

Unsw has a "hsc plus" scheme that awards up to 5 bonus points for achieving a band 4, 5 or 6 for the subjects that are somewhat relevant to the courses that you apply for (I'm sure you can find more information online) They also offer extra points for people from disadvantaged backgrounds...

For mod c, you're either doing "representing people and landscapes/politics" and you will basically have to find at most 2 related texts that supplement or argue against the main ideas of your prescribed text in relation to the way people and landscapes/politics are represented Mod b won't...

Well let's see 1+cos(180+2x) = 1+cos180cos2x-sin180sin2x = 1-cos2x = 1-(1-2sin^2x) = 2sin^2x The reason why you used this variant was to remove the 1

contractionary fiscal stance, highly expansionary monetary policy

I had no idea that apostrophes contract names as well

I see it used all the time... "Mathew's the best" "Bob's lifting the weights" Is this a correct use of apostrophes? I'm pretty sure that for people, apostrophes are used as possessives only

In this case, the kangaroo is 7 days away from being born. So the question is... do you get no kangaroo at all, or a prematurely born kangaroo?

Never been there before, but SBS's tv show "the feed" addresses alot of the controversy that was created during the series' launch http://www.sbs.com.au/news/video/440566339632/Garbage-trucks-blockade-SBS-for-Struggle-Street-Th

^ Yes, it is probable that a man named "Jesus" existed at that time and claimed that he was the son of God, HOWEVER This is what Jesus supposedly did: - Turn water into wine - Feed thousands of men with 5 loaves of bread and 2 fish - Resurrect from the dead So we must ask ourselves... is he legit?

Or is this a discrimination issue?

Since your teacher said no, does that infer that he is not teaching your year for english? does that mean that he isn't really your teacher then?

Maybe provide an example of your thesis / body paragraphs?