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probably just depends on how passionate you are about doing a major work. english extension 2 is probably going to be one of the hardest and the most painful time-management subjects on earth, ESPECIALLY with you wanting to take extension 2. While extension 2 won't be that hard if you find...

I'm looking to go to UNSW as well. Here's what I think and what I've found in my quite elaborate research: (For computer science and general engineering); almost all the top global companies who are situated in Australia prefer UNSW>USYD>UTS. This may be due to the amount of students enrolled -...

Law in itself is becoming a fairly undesirable degree. While a few decades ago, having a Law Degree would be considered to be with similar prestige as becoming a doctor - the commercialisation of law and the lack of law jobs with the insane amount of law graduates per year leads to very little...

I think, generally, you yourself can discover if a double degree is worth it. Let's see: B Engineering/Arts: probably not going to boost your employability... B Engineering/Commerce: might boost your employability in the banking sector (but engineering students are poached by banks to do...

use cultural stories, and trauma. but don't be a cringelord and write about really deep, suicidal shit. teachers see this all the time, and they hate it (from the teachers I have talked to). it's inappropiate, worrying and weird. if your disconnected from your culture - maybe take inspiration...

While Physics seems as though it has nothing to do with Commerce; often, it is the critical thinking skills acquired in Physics and Mathematics which businesses tend to look for. This applies to coding too - but the mathematical reasoning in Physics leads to physics majors being head-hunted at...

nah; he measured the charge of the electron. yes this charge was negative, but: 1. he didn't know what the fundamental charge of an electron was. so; 2. he did multiple tests at different masses and ionisations; 3. he then found the rate of change through these multiple results; 4. and as he...

it will have more kinetic energy. total mechanical energy is conserved: U + K = - \frac{GMm}{2r}

let theta = 90 for dsin(theta)=mlambda. then from there; solve for m.

Okay; compartmentalise the magnetic field into two halves; one going out of the field, one going in. The diagram and example I drew up - servers for the right side going in. As you can see; the eddy current is in the opposite vector direction to the movement. On the other half (the left side of...

Hey mate; Do you know the right hand solenoid rule? It's very very useful for eddy currents. An eddy current will always work to oppose an induced magnetic field; basically, the plate doesn't want to go into the magnetic field - and it creates a current (and hence a magnetic field to oppose it)...

You would need the extra info that the polynomial is monic - which is why I said we need more info. If this was given; your method would work :)

maybe i'm dumb; but i think there's not enough information. (x-2)(x+2)(ax^2+bx+c) \newline \text{With P(0)=4; and P(1)=-3} \newline c=1;\text{and a+b=2 (sub in values)}\newline \text{I think we need more info}

Option 1 for sure.

from what I understand; the 50% 50% of external and internal, is very, very misleading. the mark that you get for internals is actually not even considered; only your rank is. Now; this rank, and the spaces between the ranks are used to 'squeeze' your external marks into the internal rank. In...

i've found jeddle to be really good - they have good detailed analysis and advice for writing as well. a tutor who can do both - guide you through the essay writing skill in reference to the text will be the best of both worlds. To succeed in English; you need to just write as many essays as...

skills based 10000000000%. this is high school english. you really do not need a solid grasp of a text to get 20/20; although; your distinct ability to write fluidly, concisely and imaginatively, will get you far. (i dont say this as some random band 4 student; I'm pretty good at English). Texts...

I too got that. It was just length; not distance; and it was also a 1 marker, so yeah, it was that simple. Was probably trying to catch out some people trying to over-complicate it. That question was fun. I really enjoyed the Question 14; reduction formulae question. Was a satisfying result...

hello bos'ers, i'm currently doing maths extension 2. my school isn't the greatest (top 100ish); but it's mathematics cohort is very strong (i believe we placed top 30 2 years ago). i'm currently 3/7 or 4/7; but the gaps between the ranks are about 1%-2% each. Will this greatly affect me because...

your internal rank will always affect your overall outcome - but doing well in the externals will never hurt it. that's really all ya need to know.