Oh how I feel your pain -.-.Very good exam!!
A whole year of stressing for that!!
Only but I didn't like was everyone celebrating for finishin while im stuck with an exam next week
This, perfect endingreally straightforward exam.
what an amazing way to finish HSC! FREEEDOM!
Isn't that idiot ?One of my students wrote 6 extra booklets for the Q2Q option, hahaha.
and another one wrote 4
This is true! He is my top student, I sometimes thinks he knows too much. It's funny though, he can write a page for a 4 mark answer, showing a logical progression of ideas and communicating ideas clearly, hahaha.Yeah not great idea to annoy the marker who holds your marks in his hand haha. They might have a mark for communicating clearly too so =\
Not too sure about concise ever being marked. I know coherent and logical areidk, y people think that writting more means higher marks, for the higher mark questions more often that not a mark is a allocated for a clear and concise answer, meaning they are not only testing how much u know abut physics but how effectively u can use your literacy skills to communicate this
From what my teacher says (he's a senior marker) they tend to prefer concise answers. I doubt they "mark" concise-ness. (Don't know how you would go about it). If its logical and coherent and doesn't bore the marker to death it should be fine.Not too sure about concise ever being marked. I know coherent and logical are
This...except for the finished bitit wasn't extremely hard, but it had a couple of questions that made you think
all in all, i liked it probably best exam out of all of them
so glad i'm finished
This.i just guess the "concise" part of marks won't come directly but as you write more there is more chance of you lacking "coherence" and you could contradict yourself
red and blue light;Your response on red and blue light? On the relativity of simultaneity question? Force on AB?
For the force on AB...what was the direction of the force...the direction of the motion of the coil had an arrow in both directions so I was a bit put off..and just took one. Also can't remember force on AB just BIL from memory.red and blue light;
i said something along the lines of the amount of photons depends on the intensity
they differ in energy, blue having a higher frequency than red, therefore having more energy
relativity of simultaneity;
its the same ol' train moving at the speed of light, just a spaceship
i forgot what i put for the force on AB