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i feel during the hsc its more the childs choice

i did this in a yr 9 science exam and got caught, the teacher just gave me a new paper during the exam lol.

I went to a private school before going to a selective school. My old school wasn’t that good academically, however, the working environment was a lot better at my old school. it was just lifestyle things like good desks, chairs, working space and so on. the only benefit of going to a top...

Oh damn did not know this, just assumed it was like my year 11 exam where we were just given a massive booklet to do q’s in rather than seperate booklets per q.

Isn‘t it a bit aids to start in the middle/end of a 3/4u paper, as in spacing for leaving working out Space for prior questions.

jac phys is a very good textbook, that covers more than pure calc questions.

this could clutch up for you.

do i need to know this for the new syllabus for vectors/complex numbers.

when you have a argz equation, the general form for graphing the points is arg(z-(x+iy)), where x+iy is the point where you have the start of the ray. When there is 2 args in an equation arg(z)=arg(w), you see where they overlap. e.g. for (a) the equation is arg(z-(0+i))=arg(z-(1+0i)), so you...

ye just don’t do dumb shit and ur in.

If you get 85 for every subject thats around 93-94 atar with your subjects.

make a list of topics included in the exam, before you do the paper, write as a percentage the mark you would get for the given topic, e.g. linear function: 95%, after the exam see what you excel/fall behind in and work on those weaknesses.

New Senior Year 12 Mathematics Extension 2, 3rd Edition.

it seems like you have an intrest in math, as you already go through content yourself. You can probably stay well ahead of school if you just study at home as once you join a place like Dr. du, you will not have as much time to study ahead through the textbooks and for year 11 imo you dont need...

i wish my school offered those tech subjects

To add to this, if you feel like you have done all you can, it is probably your approach to things that’s letting you down. It could also come down to the fact you may not be disciplined in your studies. So small reachable goals allow you to build momentum and see what you are achieving which...

cause you have high B6's in those subjects, i talking about those who just scrape B6's.

for (a), divide both sides by cosx, then square both sides, use the identity tan^2(x)+1=sec^2(x) to get the equation in terms of tan^2(x), then solve as usual. This method can be applied to all of 7. (note this may give extra solutions plug back in to verify, and also it may miss some solutions...

probs around 95, to get into 97's you gotta get all B6's assuming the B6's you do get arent like 97s.

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