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i missed the first few weeks of yr 11 - and of course that was the time I also missed learning about capture-recapture in bio.

that's crappy - so basically they are forcing you to fork out money bruh

omg tysm, this was just what i was looking for, finally something that explains this concept properly!

was it compulsory to get the cloak and cap?

Yeah I did do a google search - but setting up the equation like you said is tricky and I keep getting muddled over what number to substitute in which place.

For the HSC Trial, we got a capture recapture question, but it wasn't taught to us and neither was it in the textbook. But it is in the syllabus, which I overlooked when during my preparation. Wbu guys? Did u get taught this concept and if so, under which section? And also if you could tell me...

I graduated a few days back and we were allowed to keep the caps but not the cloaks. Ig it was because they reuse the same cloaks each year for the graduates, but the cap was customised with our own name tho so we were allowed to keep them.

lol yh okay, ill complete asm papers as i can and just hope for the best

esp mod 6 is no sweat, only three sections 😄

oh good on u, im studying reverse cuz as mod 8 wasn't in trials, i feel like ill run out of time if i leave it to the last, so im doing the mods from my weakest to strongest: mod 8, mod 5, mod 7 and mod 6

lol same, for the past few days i've been swotting up stuff on hearing aids, cochlear and bone conduction implants and laser surgery. If something doesn't change soon, ima probably soon get hyperopia from too much screen time.

its sorta ironic here all u guys hate english but find math ez, but here i am unworried by the english paper(except for mod b) and sobbing over the math exam preparation...

well the formulas not included the ref sheet duh

what to do to get a band 5 in the hsc? do i just memorize formulas and do lots of practice papers??????????????????????

unfortunately enough I don't do 1984 for the Common Mod, i wish i did cuz its got a truckload of resources all over the internet.....sigh..

So the English HSC is in exactly 20 days and I am still in a muddle on how to prepare for the exam. In y'all 's opinion, what is the best way to prepare for it?(other than past papers). Esp for Mod A, B and the Common Module, I'm completely lost. Help please! Thanks guys.

Just out of curiosity, seeing as I don't go to a selective school myself, are their trial and HSC papers more hard than other schools 's? Probably is a no-brainer, but just wanted to know lol.

It would take me too long to write them down here, but use this link to help you: https://www.matrix.edu.au/essential-guide-english-techniques/the-literary-techniques-toolkit/ It's got practically every technique you need to know for HSC English summarised and has been super useful to me in...

A quick question, when the syllabus asks to "evaluate the effectiveness of" what exactly does it mean? NESA defines "evaluate" as making a judgement based on criteria or determining the value of. When it says effectiveness, do we just list the advantages/disadvantages? If not, how to evaluate...

idk abt math adv but for eng adv i'd say you do around 5-6 past papers(both Paper 1 and 2 counting as a single paper, that is.)