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Pick the subjects you know you're good at and will keep for HSC. If you're unsure of which subjects you're good at it's better to pick high scaling ones (chem/eco/bio) rather than Ext Eng/Studies of religion. Sure you can get a high ATAR with any subject combination, but it is much easier with...

It's anticlockwise. The coil needs to create a magnetic field out of the page to oppose the decrease, so it's anticlockwise.

Hi I graduated in 2017 with an ATAR of 99.95 achieving Band 6 in all subjects. I am offering tutoring services for HSC Mathematics (2U, 3U and 4U) and Physics (I have studied the new course and have plenty of resources) I am extremely familiar with the HSC syllabus for these subjects, and...

I was in a similar situation a year ago, ultimately I decided to repeat 3U to try get 100 (against the advice of pretty much everyone I asked) and it worked out however...the extra 2 marks would’ve made no difference to my ATAR. I’d suggest you do whatever is comfortable for you - if you’re...

99.95 :)

English Adv: 95 Maths X1: 100 (repeated) Maths X2: 100 Physics : 96 Also from last year, Chem: 96

holy shit

Wow there seems to be a lot of ties this year.

Split it into two cases 1) A pair is selected e.g two l's 2) No pair is selected (3 single letters)

Q1 has 8 roots doesn't it? Also ahh are there 4 values for a in q16? I assumed a had to be positive :( Edit: I think 11b) may be wrong? since those values are for a^2 and b^2 not a and b

Multis and Q11-14 slightly harder than past years. Q15 and 16 were easier than recent years. I'm guessing aligning will be worse than previous years?

Best of luck everyone :)

Personally wouldn't say conics is the 2nd hardest topic, maybe mechanics or even complex numbers (geometry questions). From what I heard from other math teachers, conics is being removed since the questions are too standard with little variations. There are only so many properties of conics they...

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Yes answer is D. Reason: 'b' is before 'c' in the alphabet.

Not entirely true Just because Year 10 and 11 results don't count towards anything doesn't mean they have 'no relation.' They're a pretty good indicator of your study habits/organisation skills etc. that will matter in year 12. You don't need to do really well in Year 10/11 to do well in Year...

They can't unless, they read a similar essay (e.g if you copy your classmate's essay that he/she was planning to use). Highly doubt they even have time to do these kinds of checks, considering they need to get through 100,000+ essays

Re: HSC 2017 MX2 Marathon...

Maths isn't economics.. you don't need to 'predict' the last question to be able to do it.