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I've asked hurlstoners... thier cohort was amazing If anyone from hurlstone is here CORRECT ME IF IM WRONG but i heard that rank 56 still got 90/100 assessment mark... What the fuck.

yeah well our entire cohort was expecting much higher for physics overall... I was doing pretty well in school, topping physics trials etc... was expecting 94 min for phys? Ended up just scraping a B6... them expectations though.

when are the ranks actually released?

I've had a discussion with a few friends from different schools and from my school Is it just us or was physics either a) had an extremely harsh marking criteria b) or the alignment pathetically bad? What did you get, what school rank and what internal rank?

omg... got question 9 wrong what a fucking joke... don't laugh i can't count carbons...

you make very good points, but i've always seen the HSC more like a game of cards. you need to know HOW to play and also you must have luck. Some people just tend to fuck up on the day despite being ranked really highly in school, and just get higher in past papers at home than the actual exam...

okay im sorta certain im on 97/100 HSC mark on topic: change my raw mark to 83 TO 90

lol, its you!! making people bow down to you on HSC Discussion Group 2.0 :P but honestly congrats :) EDIT: soz for detail but idk i found a few more errors, hoping 90%~ now what are the mark ranges for 98, 97 HSC mark? 98: 92%-95% 97: 88%-92% am i right?

i felt like shit today i just re-read the exam, if I did it at home, I'd get 98% (I was getting 95%+ in all past HSC in proper exam conditions) expecting 90%-92% I'm really hoping ;-; 98/100 HSC mark pls :(

Hey guys if we run out lines for chem/phys but there is like still space (no lines, typically where it says END OF QUESTION), can we still write there because fuck it? or do we need a booklet im not bothered to put my student number on like 10 booklets and also the old women take...

Haha Macquarie Fields has been in the top 100 twice in the last 7 years from memory. Once at 96 (when I was in year 7) and 90th in year 9/10 I think. The principals couldn't stop bragging about it... Haha thanks Rivalry of Troll. You knew me from year 7, you could probably confirm that I was a...

that is am amazingly eloquent way of putting it. kudos to you (damn wish i had thought of that)

well I did it as if it was the "power of composers" and since it's a function of power, i further emphasised that "the truth is only a construct"

i used 9 booklets, every single page on it so 3 pages each yeah? so 9/9/9 handwriting is decent size.

Yes, me. Here's my story Rank 100+ school: Year 7: Essentially C in everything but maths which was an A for both 1/2 and yearly Year 8: C in English, A in Maths, A in Science (came top 10 of cohort... have no fucking idea when I didn't study). Probs cheated. LOL The rest were B's Year 9...

its a really erm... intense green colour. Their stockings have to be that green too. If you say hurlstone -> steve irwin clothes then yeah sure danebank -> watermelone

Transuranic elements are produced in two ways: either in particle accelerators or in neutron reactors. Both of are technologies that have the ability to produce transuranic elements (as no element heavier than uranium exists naturally). Neutron reactors break down the fissile 235U which...

4-5/6 Marking criteria 1 - Benefits of models 1 - Limitations of models 1 - Melting/Boiling points of alkanoic acids which is the highest due to greatest extent of H-bonding 1 - Melting/Boiling points of alkanols due to H-bonding (albeit to a lower extent than alkanoic acids) 1 - Melting/Boiling...

Discuss the benefits and limitations in modelling chemical compounds, and how the models explains the trends in alkanoic acids, alkanols and alkenes 6 marks, go.

What do you mean? I'm looking at the pentane carbon backbone, which has a carboxylic acid attached to both ends. Oh shit i meant to type "3-carboxy-3-hydroxypropane-1,5-dicarboxylic acid" The true systematic name doesn't require to name one of the carboxylic acid at carbon 1 (because you always...