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that information would be found in the periodic table. The rest mass of He is 4.003 in the table we get in the HSC

this has a good explanation of the fundamental particles: http://nsb.wikidot.com/pl-9-8-4-5

Yea I think band 6 will be around the high 80s

How did everyone find the exam? that bloody yoke drawing was pretty difficult!! haha

How did everyone go?

I found this website from another school (discovered where my teacher gets his resources). Down the bottom of the page is electronic copies of the TAFE modules of Engineering Studies. This should help with you last minute study :D Good luck for tomorrow! I really hope the exam is easy and that...

It is kinda last minute but the Excel book is really good for explanations. You just need to be able to use trigonometry to manipulate the forces, so you can find the horizontal and vertical components

WTF?

I'm doing Manipulative Language, and using the movie Thank You For Smoking...

agreed!!

Well atleast i'm not the only one then :D

SAME HERE!! once it gets to like 7.30pm i just can't anymore....so i go to the TV :D

still hasn't kicked in for me :S hahah ahhh well I guess I'll be relaxed in the exam then, so that should be good

*somewhat prepared

I guess I am someprepared for my subjects other that English :P It really is gonna slaughter my atar.... mum reckons i burned out after trials haha

Is it bad that I'm not really stressing for the HSC!!?? Its not like I'm 100% confident, I'm just sick of studying and find it easy to get distracted. I'm just not stressing that much.... :P

Yea i dont think it is.... My teacher spent a lesson on it, its not too hard once you get the basics...

Do past papers. The independent Trials are good ones. Make sure you know how to do all the different kinds of calculations and maybe read different text books like Copeland and the Excel text book....

Has some good information: http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=284239