2010 VCAA Solutions

[Shark 774]

The VCAA website is saying that the file for last year's exam's answers is damaged. Does anyone have a copy they can send me please?

[Lasercookie]

The VCAA website is saying that the file for last year's exam's answers is damaged. Does anyone have a copy they can send me please?

It's working fine for me at: http://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/vcaa/vce/studies/physics/assessreports/2010/physics2_assessrep_10.pdf ?

AIP Solutions for 2010 VCAA: http://www.vicphysics.org/documents/teachers/VCEPhysics2010Unit4Solutions.doc
iTute Solutions: http://www.itute.com/wp-content/uploads/2010-vcaa-physics-exam-2-solutions.pdf

[asterio]

Go "internet options" => "browsing history" => "Delete..." => tick everything and delete.

then go back and try to download it, that might work for you.

[Lasercookie]

Go "internet options" => "browsing history" => "Delete..." => tick everything and delete.

then go back and try to download it, that might work for you.

Uhh... browsing history doesn't have much to do with loading new pages.

If it's a browser related issue like you're thinking it is, it'd be much more likely to be an issue with the cache.

My suspicions would lie with whatever PDF reader/plugin he is using.

[asterio]

Go "internet options" => "browsing history" => "Delete..." => tick everything and delete.

then go back and try to download it, that might work for you.

Uhh... browsing history doesn't have much to do with loading new pages.

If it's a browser related issue like you're thinking it is, it'd be much more likely to be an issue with the cache.

My suspicions would lie with whatever PDF reader/plugin he is using.

Yes, in case you haven't noticed.

in current version of IE, browsing history contains cache(temp files) and cookies ETC.

I just cbf telling which ones to tick since it wouldn't make much difference for him

[Lasercookie]

Go "internet options" => "browsing history" => "Delete..." => tick everything and delete.

then go back and try to download it, that might work for you.

Uhh... browsing history doesn't have much to do with loading new pages.

If it's a browser related issue like you're thinking it is, it'd be much more likely to be an issue with the cache.

My suspicions would lie with whatever PDF reader/plugin he is using.

Yes, in case you haven't noticed.

in current version of IE, browsing history contains cache(temp files) and cookies ETC.

I just cbf telling which ones to tick since it wouldn't make much difference for him

Recommending someone to unnecessarily delete browsing history and cookies, just because you 'cbf' probably isn't a good idea. They (or someone else who uses the computer) might prefer to have that browsing history and other data for whatever reason.

On another note, it's time for you to switch to a better browser...

This is getting extremely irrelevant and off-topic, I'm going to stop discussing this now.