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NSW UAI: 77.05 , wat a fn joke :( :( :( :( :( :( :(

you cant get over 100 because CIs can't calculate exponentially when they reach the high 90s. Thats like running 200 metres in a 100 metre race, why run the extra 100metres if u already finished??

dude, no they dont. Why do u think it takes the computers 2 weeks to process 60 000 marks. U have no idea how many factors they take into account. Thats what makes this marking scheme so complex. If they used only hsc result to get ur UAI, they would be fired on the spot. Call up BoS and UAC...

then dont listen to ur coordinator. If ur averaging 70s in your hsc mark like i am, ur guaranteed to get just over 80 UAI. In the case of getting an average of 80s as your hsc mark for ur subjects, you will with no doubt crack the 90s. It sounds a bit farfetched to say that if u average 70s in...

I very much agree with u. james will definately get at least 99.40 UAI, and theres an 80% chance he/she will get 100. so yes, a FREAK :P. If james doesnt get 100, i owe him a coke :)

woke up at 5:45am by my mobile alarm, then waited just over 10 mins until i heard a *zwing* on my phone indicating that it was here!! Then my heart started to pound faster so i just went "ah what the hell!" and pressed OPEN and just spent 4 seconds skimming through all the results with...

85.6 for me, id be pretty happy with that :). although with todays HSC results i have no doubt that i could crack the 90s, which ill be over the moon with!

what formula r u guys talking about there with the 223amps. There was 40 seconds left in the exam and i left that question out so i just wrote out the I = 1/d^2 1 over distance squared, therefore I = 1/(0.1)^2 and got 100amps, meh at least i tried.

wat do u mean coil must be in a magnetic field for the current to be induced? it doesnt matter which way the freaken wire is oriented! :rolleyes: were looking at a circuit connected to a galvanometer being held by what looks to me like 2 physics-exam writers edited into cartoon form....kill...

i dont think 6 is B, thickness of the wire affects the amount of current produced for sure. I recon its D, coz why does it matter which direction its oriented?

wish u all the luck *WAVEZ BACK* :D

yeh hornsby is on the northern beaches but a bit further inland. im on the coast tho, EAST of hornsby :)

where bouts in sydney spank meh?, me on northern beaches :)

yeh, it will rain later in the morning, maybe earlier , chance of a storm too :D thatll be nice to leave the exam room and see the rain pissin down mmmm. (here in sydney anyway) oops i gave away too much :P

hehe good luck 2 u 2 :). so how are u studyin? do u have notes with each syllabus point or wat? coz i do..i wrote 13 pages in 8 font answering every single dot point and im memorizing em all lol. the option quanta to quarks is just URGHH too hard!

yeh me joking too :P well i just got up and its 5:39am and its hazy and dark outside, day of the final exam WOW! time to study tho :)

yep :D. ah well, im not gonna go in there and do crap and not worry about it just coz its my last exam, its still as important as nething else so im gonna give it my fullest. :) ;) but for now its time for sleeeep (hopefully i get more than 4 hrs of it :( ) *terminator theme* :cool: oh...

nah, its just basic apply ur formulas questions

wat circular motion? u mean the centripetal force acting on satellites and such?

in biology they repeated a question from the 2003 paper, in chemistry they repeated a prac from the 2002 paper, in physics they could repeat pracs from any of the past years paper. they could ask us the following pracs: To model generation of electric current by moving magnet FHI to...