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My school still hasn't decided what texts we're doing next year. xD

I suppose that's true, though I think some people in my class would want to stay no matter how badly they did, because of parents and such. xD Only reason I'm asking is that my teacher puts a lot of pressure on my class to do well and she said that she has talked to previous students who ended...

I've been accelerated since Year 8, but this is nothing to do with me. Like I said, I was just wondering - e.g. if someone gets bad marks, can a teacher force them to drop out?

^^just wondering

Thank you!

Please show all working. Thank you! Water is leaking out through a hole in the bottom of a bucket at a rate dv/dt = -8(25-t), where vcm^3 is the volume of liquid in the bucket at time t seconds. Initially there was 2.5 litres of water in the bucket. Find v in terms of t, and hence find the...

Hmm, this is interesting... I think there are some benefits to the laptops, like the software - having the CS5 suite, for example, is quite useful. It's also quite convenient for me because before Year 9, I didn't have my own laptop, so I could access, like you said, stuff on the Internet more...

I play the piano and have just started learning guitar...I started playing piano when I was 8 or 9-ish and dropped it after two and a half years...just started learning again and I am heaps more motivated than before. :) Going for grade 8 at the moment.

Oh, right! Thank you!

The perpendicular height of an equilateral triangle is 12cm. Find the exact area of the triangle. Please show all working. Thanks :)

iirc, my teacher told me that (for Maths at least) you could technically start the HSC course at any time, you just have to finish the entire preliminary course first? Anyway, good luck to all of you!

Here it is: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/15535909/English-essay.pdf

This year my class has done: A Streetcar Named Desire Robert Gray's poetry Sense and Sensibility Othello AOS - betrayal Anyone interested in a context essay on Sense and Sensibility? This was written in an exam and I got 20/20 for it - if anyone would like to read it I'll type it up.

Ahh I remember this! It was pretty fun actually. I did how temperature affects battery voltage over a certain time period. Other things you could try: - Background music and how it affects a person's concentration - " " heart rate -...

That does sound useful for revision, that was also why I made notes before. Did you find it time-consuming to make the notes though?

Oh, I see. Well, that's definitely not what I meant, sorry about the confusion - I haven't heard that definition before.

....when I said 'rote-learn' I was thinking only about formulas and things like pythagorean identities in trig (not talking about the proof, just the rule itself), etc. that you HAVE to memorise? Not really sure what you mean by rote learning in Maths aside from that? Of course I know that Maths...

I'm curious, how many of you here make or made notes for maths? I used to but then it became rather time-consuming and I just used the textbook notes instead. It became a bit of a hassle when studying for the last exam, though, when I didn't have a place of comprehensive notes to turn to and had...

Here's one:

OH. Thank you! :)