Last year's A+ cut off?

[TonyHem]

They do all sorts of test to ensure it's a suitable exam..
EG: They get past 2nd language students to test it to see if they can understand the main points of it.
All the testing to make sure its a "fair" exam, and who knows what else they do, takes a lot longer than 3 days.

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[anonuser0511]

dam you're good, but better if you derive the CBS factor to obtain Keeper's Third Law

ohh nice i love that

SO
let CBSfactor = Gravitational Force

(here mv^2/r implies it MUST be circular motion)



But (again, 2piR/T implies circular motion)

So

Simplify gives:

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[1]Keplers by /0 in Keplers thread although i think i saw this in someone's NEAP revision book

[Mao]

Off-topic posts/spam deleted. Keep the discussion on topic please.

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Dam ur good, but what's the CBS factor of CBS?

On topic, one of the teachers told us the cut-off last year was 84/90... lol liarliar
"If you get this question wrong you're already half-way to losing an A+ blahblah"

[arthurk]

wait what 84/90 are u sure?
grade distribution table says 82/90

[Gloamglozer]

wait what 84/90 are u sure?
grade distribution table says 82/90

Dam ur good, but what's the CBS factor of CBS?

On topic, one of the teachers told us the cut-off last year was 84/90... lol liarliar...