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um, i think around 79/84 is what's required. thanks for the prompt replies :D

dat tank, he goes to my school

Hey guys, i've seen so many of these threads, i decided time to do one myself School rank: 13 Subjects English Advanced - 17th/159. Course mark: 89 Maths Extension 1 - 49/50 (completed last year) Maths Extension 2 - 2nd / 59. Course mark: 87 Chemistry - 11th /108. Course mark: 90 Physics...

What do you guys recommend? unsw or macqurie for actuary

godly marks. 99.8

what did he get lol

low 90s

Q1. Use partial fractions. u^2 - 1 = (u+1)(u-1) Q2. method a). Integrate sec x by multiplying by 1 (secx + tanx), should become a log. method b). use partial fractions again

^ lol. ~95 for 95 ~100 for 96

I'm happy with my subject choices, if english wasn't compulsory i wouldn't do it of course and the sciences do get a bit tedious, but overall not too bad.

5. i want to do well for hsc

failing - 5

wow, a very good read

I've been using the old block casio calculator and i think it's too late to change to the new awesome (i just saw how you can have beautiful looking fractions in those ones recently) fx82au+ D:

Sub A, B, C into the equation (this works because they are the roots of the equation). Add all three equations together. Simplify using sum and product of roots.

do it!

Re: is it stupid to study "harder 3 unit topics" in 4 unit, if you are only doing the it would help but only minutely, that the marginal effort for doing harder 3u questions give considerably less reward. your time is better is better spent on other things

^ good results!

yeah once again, if you use physics formula without deriving you won't get any marks at all.

I suggest you define macroeconomic policies in your intro, but don't go into too great of detail into fiscal and monetary in the intro. Maybe a "Fiscal policy has had a changing role over time, from one of contractionary fiscal policy in correspondence to its objectives of external stability to...