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Well it's the first assessment so it shouldn't be that difficult to do right? There are pretty much no prerequisites towards the first assessment in legal studies except concepts and whatnot. Also, the internet is a wondrous place. I'm sure there are many online resources you can use to aid you...

complete opposite for me ^__^

haha yeah, I guess he's pretty good. :)

Woah, jam packed full of assessments on the first term, what a nightmare! We're doing the Industrial Revolution .

Good luck for tomorrow. I have a modern assessment task due next week as well - not looking forward to it ahaha

Anyone else getting piled with assessments lately?

Haven't watched the latest episode but the mid-season premiere was such a let-down. So draggy now :(

I asked my deputy if I could change subjects last week and he said it was too late, but he gave me an exception. Turns out I couldn't change anyway because the lines didn't match. lol.

http://www.theage.com.au/national/veteran-tv-reporter-peter-harvey-has-died-aged-68-20130302-2fd58.html

The answer is 3/4 :)

Find the positive number, k, such that the area of the region bounded by the graph of f(x)=kx(2-x)^2 and the X-axis is equal to 1 unit. Thanks :)

Woah that wall of text.... xD 1. I've heard that the the maths component of the Hurlstone test was alright. Hard, but not too hard. The English would probably be something agriculture related since it IS an agricultural school. 2. I applied last year and I got into my desired school :) I think...

I thought it was normal to have maths for like 4/5 times a week? :L

Yep, our school uses Jacaranda I believe, and I've been hearing good things about it, although I don't do Chem :)

Although I'm not really one to say much in a 3/4U thread, I still want to say that it is so important that people use reliable textbooks that actually teach you why formulas come to be etc. so that you understand what you're doing and where you're coming from. My tutor a couple months back used...

Sorry, I didn't think you put it into consideration before I had said it. My bad.

What ranks should I be aiming for if my mathematics cohort is exceptionally talented? (We placed around top 10 in the state in mathematics around 2 years ago). Would top 15 suffice? Thanks. :)

Hello, I was just wondering what ranks I should be looking at if I wanted to get an ATAR of around 99.7 . School Rank: ~30. Cohort sizes: Maths Extension 1: ~150 Advanced English: ~150 Modern History: ~30 Ancient History: ~20 Physics: ~100 I'm planning to take on Maths Extension...

Oh god please no, don't do this. Why do they need to make NSG/NSB partially selective though? I mean, if this goes ahead, would it be effect in the next say, 2 years? What about building new schools in the area?

industrial revolution... LOL you?