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Not quite. Its a driven system and so after the transient response dies away all of them will oscillate at the driving frequency (i.e. The natural frequency of the heavy ball) they will oscillate with amplitudes depending on how their respective natural frequency relates to the driving frequency.

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Yeah I meant that the driving frequency will be the natural frequency for the thread with the same length so it will oscillate with greatest amplitude since maximum energy is absorbed and the amplitude of the other threads will essentially depend to how close their length is to that of the driving oscillation according to T = 2π(l/g)^0.5. I guess I just have to express myself more clearly :smile:

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aersh8

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Original post by cerlohee

Why depressed? Mostly relief here if I'm honest lol

The last half year has been an emotional roller-coaster so now that that's all over its kind of anticlimatic and so the excess adrenaline and what not may be causing mood swings that result in crap moods. I'm experiencing that too :smile:

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username1162972

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Original post by umutalberts

Anybody else feeling really down and maybe depressed now that all the application excitement and stress is over?

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Feel sorry for the mathmos, we have a guaranteed fail rate of 50% after offers normally. Bleddy STEP, gota love it though.

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alwaysalex

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In my offer letter is asked me to write and say if I was planning on accepting the offer, should this be done by letter or is email alright?

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TVIO

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Original post by physicsmaths

Feel sorry for the mathmos, we have a guaranteed fail rate of 50% after offers normally. Bleddy STEP, gota love it though.

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55% actually. So most of you fail. Since I was crazy enough to choose CS with maths, I'll probably be one of them.

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This Is My Swamp

Original post by alwaysalex

In my offer letter is asked me to write and say if I was planning on accepting the offer, should this be done by letter or is email alright?

I did mine by email? (St John's)

If it's not alright for your college, the worst they can do is say "please could you send a letter, actually?" I suppose! :tongue:

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User1255194

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Original post by Mini-Me

Emmanuel

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Ayyeeeee me too

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Rhetorical Hips

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Original post by alwaysalex

In my offer letter is asked me to write and say if I was planning on accepting the offer, should this be done by letter or is email alright?

I sent it by email

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frigg113

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Original post by TVIO

55% actually. So most of you fail. Since I was crazy enough to choose CS with maths, I'll probably be one of them.

Actually ~66% (offer) fail rate, but from the point of view of who eventually is still let in then yes youre right

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MathMeister

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Original post by physicsmaths

Feel sorry for the mathmos, we have a guaranteed fail rate of 50% after offers normally. Bleddy STEP, gota love it though.

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Have you heard back from imperial yet?

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ShellySpielberg

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Original post by alwaysalex

In my offer letter is asked me to write and say if I was planning on accepting the offer, should this be done by letter or is email alright?

I emailed the underwritten college, and cc-ed the vet school (open offer)

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Elcor

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Hi guys, Edexcel Maths/Further Maths threads if anyone's interested:

Edexcel FP1 - May 14th, 2015: http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/show...1#post53788911
Edexcel FP2 - June 3rd, 2015: http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/show...1#post53788951
Edexcel FP3 - June 22nd, 2015: http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=3009805
Edexcel M2 - June 9th, 2015: http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/show...7#post53788967
Edexcel M3 - May 13th, 2015: http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/show...1#post53789001
Edexcel S2 - June 22nd, 2015: http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/show...3#post53789023
Edexcel D1 - June 9th, 2015: http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/show...5#post53789045

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aersh8

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Original post by Elcor

Hi guys, Edexcel Maths/Further Maths threads if anyone's interested:

Edexcel FP1 - May 14th, 2015: http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/show...1#post53788911
Edexcel FP2 - June 3rd, 2015: http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/show...1#post53788951
Edexcel FP3 - June 22nd, 2015: http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=3009805
Edexcel M2 - June 9th, 2015: http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/show...7#post53788967
Edexcel M3 - May 13th, 2015: http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/show...1#post53789001
Edexcel S2 - June 22nd, 2015: http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/show...3#post53789023
Edexcel D1 - June 9th, 2015: http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/show...5#post53789045

Subscribed :smile:

looking forward to the FP1 and M2 threads since I'm self-teaching

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M1llward

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Thoughts on putting Imperial - A*AAA as insurance rather than Bristol - AAA?

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laurensmiley97

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Original post by M1llward

Thoughts on putting Imperial - A*AAA as insurance rather than Bristol - AAA?

Depends on what your Cambridge offer is

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M1llward

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Original post by laurensmiley97

Depends on what your Cambridge offer is

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A*A*AA standard offer for Engineering (and A* doesnt have to be in FM which is nice)

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laurensmiley97

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Original post by M1llward

A*A*AA standard offer for Engineering (and A* doesnt have to be in FM which is nice)

Then I would say put imperial :smile:

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newblood

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Everyone says Cambridge has 8 week terms. But then im also seeing pages where it says 27 week years or 30 week years. Since there are 3 terms, surely 8 week terms means there would be 24 weeks in the academic year.

To current students, how many weeks do you live in cambridge for?

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umutalberts

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Original post by newblood

Everyone says Cambridge has 8 week terms. But then im also seeing pages where it says 27 week years or 30 week years. Since there are 3 terms, surely 8 week terms means there would be 24 weeks in the academic year.

To current students, how many weeks do you live in cambridge for?

Isn't there 1 week before and 1 week after full term? So if you add 1 of those weeks per term it would be 27 weeks per year and if you add both it would be 30. Full term is 8 weeks which gives 24.

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newblood

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Original post by umutalberts

Isn't there 1 week before and 1 week after full term? So if you add 1 of those weeks per term it would be 27 weeks per year and if you add both it would be 30. Full term is 8 weeks which gives 24.

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So what happens in those 2 weeks (before & after). Are we supposed to be living in Cambridge during those times. Do we have lectures+ supervisions?

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