I have been tutoring students at every level for many years.
Based on my experience, my advice is first to ask the students to read their textbook. It is unbelievable that many teachers are not asking students to read their textbooks. I had students who can easily solve the problems when I...
If you are a self-learner from the textbooks and have the discipline to self-study then you may not need a tutor.
These days you can find infinite number of resources on internet. A good tutor can save a lot of time to sort out the good ones.
Congratulations for your marks in maths, physics and chemistry.
I just feel sad when a very good STEM student chooses a nonproductive field like finance ...
Since the angle is in the second quarter, simply substitute a number (eg 120) and see what happens. For (c) 90-120 = -30, then it gives sin(-30) which is negative etc.
cos(180 + 120) =cos(300) which is positive and tan(90-120) = tan(-30) which is negative. So the provided answers are correct.
There is an interesting article in SMH on 7 December paper today : we-need-to-reassess-one-in-seven-hsc-students-claim-exam-help
One in five students from private schools now apply for HSC disability provisions. Schools in Sydney’s most affluent suburbs, in the north, the inner city and the...