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Yes it is high possibility

like asianese said, it may distract you. So listen to instrumentals or lyricless music

They won't mark you down simply because you have the same stuff. It depends on how well you present it and explain those 'same stuff' . I'm pretty sure nobody would write the same thing word for word because that's just stupid.. also markers would mark so many things with similar or different...

Extension English however bio does have heaps of shit to memorise D:

Yeah apparently people do better in ext 1 though because you focus more on 1 topic rather than like advanced you focus on all different areas

http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/syllabus_hsc/pdf_doc/english-syllabus-from2010.pdf

you're the one complaining that the question was shit so why don't you stfu

that's what i meant by quotation marks .. aren't 10 mary street and ancestors texts?

There is a lot more work for ext 1 and most people failed it at our school but im not discouraging you to choose it You just got to work a lot harder because there's a lot of shit to know. We did like medieval stuff and vampires and yeahh wasn't really into that stuff..

tell it to come at you

The most content i have ever seeen omg

that means whatever they get is what they will get

Yes it is highly possible so do it in case

1. Do both, but concentrate more on students learn about 2. Getyour syllabus and try to find out what information you actually need to forfil that dotpoint

did you do something on managing change effectively? :/

maybe this question was like REALLY SIMPLE or something.. like to help you remember that tan 45 = 1 :P but that's the only way i can think of linking these parts. What do you suggest?

nope i highly doubt they would let you re apply anyyway because you are lacking a lot of skills from year 11

yes you are .. part 1 shows that tan 45 = 1 which is used to substitute into part 2 which involves tan 45's

GRADIENT FOR root3 +y-2=0 is 0 GRADIENT FOR y=x+1 is 1 i. So using theangle between 2 lines formula: \tan\theta = \left | \frac{m_{1} - m_{2}}{1 + m_{2}m_{1}} \right | tan\Theta =\left | \frac{0-1}{1} \right |=1 \therefore \Theta = 45^{\circ} so now we know that tan45 = 1 which we...

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