Asked by Blakhitman on this post How about if you're counting squares (area of a graph), I seem to suck at doing that. Is there more lenience in that instance? This is with r …

As far as subject difficulty, how hard is VCE Physics?

Does Chapter 4 question 2b imply that there is another resister in addition to the single one shown in the diagram (a standard voltage divider with r1 = 2.2k ohms and r2=4.4k ohms …

Do we need to consider significant figures in physics like we do in VCE chemistry. Or, will they specify a number of decimal places instead?

Do they always give lenience in physics answers since they don't have significant figure guide like chemistry and in your working out you don't know how many decimal places to take …

Are we supposed to write the multimeter error next to every reading we make in our practical work?

Lets settle this once and for all: Many respectable past VCE physics students have said non-circular motion is not on the course. However, my textbook has devoted a good amount of …

They are a publisher of VCE textbooks. Is the Jacplus website incomplete? As in, are the textbooks only partially there by chapter and are added to gradually by the Jacaranda staf …

Why is it that we are told to use g=10, when in reality g is closer to 9.8, does this not make our least accurate piece of information only a single significant figure? It just see …

I refer to: Question 6b of Chapter 2, in Jacaranda Physics 2 A car of mass 1500 kg travelling due west at a speed of 20 ms-1 on an icy road collides with a truck of mass 2000 k …

Question Regarding momentum, what is the fundamental purpose of airbags, collapsible steering wheels and padded dashboards in passenger vehicles? Answer: To increas …

Is the value we can work out to be the Centripetal Force according an equation, always the same value as the net force? I am referring to non-uniform circular motion type question …

Two cars traveling at 5m/s collide head on and lock together. Straight after the collision the wreckage is traveling left and 1.5m/s I reached a dead end since I had the …

I'm having a lot of difficulty understanding the "skin effect" in physics. Would you be able to explain it to me? I believe a diagram would help me a lot, but youtube and teacher …

Regarding the conversion of units in physics, when converting milliamps to amps: Is 4.0 mA the same as 0.004A?