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I know that, but in the end, it always seems to me that the history/social science kids end up coming off worse (yes I'm obviously bitter). But Chemistry, and Physics to a lesser extent are rote learnable and you don't have to be ultra good to do well in them - understand major concepts, rote...

Dude you don't realise how much the HSC system is disadvantaged towards people who do English and histories as opposed to 4U, Phys, Chem, Eco...

I reckon it's good that the science courses have so much bullshit. I for one, am not that great at science. I'm better at social sciences. But after all, HSC --> pathway to uni --> determined by ATAR. 3U/4U Maths, Sciences scale well. Simple as that. Once you get to uni, I'm a full advocate...

Re: Top 100 School Rankings Yep Legal Studies = barely any legal principles, mostly just effectiveness/success of law regarding society.

Re: Top 100 School Rankings Why is Fort St so good at Legal? Far out haha

Tbh if you reckon you can do well in Chem and Eco, don't repeat Phys. Unless you simply didn't try in Phys, your marks won't necessarily be all that much higher. It'd be better to focus on getting a B6 in Chem and Eco. Just my opinion.

Yep deswa1 just missed out I think.

This guy, absolute legend! Bump for a HSC god!

Congrats Daniel - don't know you personally, but outstanding work mate. Hope Music/Maths goes fantastically in university for you.

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Fuarkkk Edward Fang topping Economics. Absolute sickkunt. Legendary.

m8 r u dtf

Yes?

Re: production of materials propagation question? Initiation --> propagation --> termination. You need to explain each step and draw a structural formula for each step. First step is initiation. An initiator molecule is added to start the polymerisation, usually peroxide such as benzoyl...

Perhaps you should get another tutor? lol...

Ammonia has 4 electron pairs right? 1 at the top, 1 left, 1 right, 1 bottom. However, it only has 3 bonding pairs since 1 of the electron pairs is unbonded. The unbonded electron pair repels the bonding electron pairs causing them to bend down. That's why it looks like a trigonal pyramid (aka...

Some of them are charged because of hydrogen bonds due to differences in polarity - this is from topic 3, water so don't fret over it. And PM me if you want something better for revision than that trash Conquering Chem for Year 11 :P

I think they can only release top 100 (due to legal issues with publishing more than that?).

Bump! Looking through some of the old threads on the English Advanced sub-forum, there is really no one besides Monica who has been offering constant help on the requirements of each module, choice of related texts, deconstructing the rubric per module, structure of essays and so on. Every bit...

Um we haven't got our marks back yet - creative writing went horribly (not my forte - will be happy not to see it again until trials) and the short answers was pretty hard to draw out belonging concepts. Essay went fine though. Luckily, essay's 15% weighing, creative + short answers are 5%...