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Uni seems great, and ye I didn't take into consideration that you'll be doing what you love so it won't be a burden to do the work. This has really motivated me to study and get into the course I want!

I am worried that the workload is going to be too much for me (trying to get into engineering) because I find year 12 manageable but hard and not something I could do for 4+ years. So do they record all lectures? Isn't there tutorials you have to go to or is that only once a week?

Hi all, This is aimed more towards recent uni students, but anyone feel free to answer. How has your transition to uni been like? I know it depends on course but how is the workload compared to HSC? Is uni less or more stressful? How is the extra freedom? Do you miss high school? Anything else...

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Hi everyone, This is a question directed more towards past HSC students, however anyone can chime in. So for maths (2u, 3u) how did you guys study with past papers, did you just do the HSC papers or did you also do trial papers from other schools? Thanks

If you think your cohort isn't that great then you should be able to come first in most (if not all) of your subjects. This will ensure you get your own assessment mark (assuming you get the highest) in the HSC accompanied by your exam mark. I don't see the point of moving schools if you are...

Jazz519 is a chem tutor, although I haven't been to any of his lessons (I don't do chem) he seems very dedicated to teaching, evident through the physics past questions he has made freely available to his students and us.

lol, maybe because the post is 10 years old and the attachment has been deleted or moved.

Thanks for this! You have saved my physics mark from plummeting.

I'll have to check these videos out, they seem very interesting!

Thanks for the help, it is an interesting topic so far. I watched a few videos saying mass doesn't increase as you approach c, but HSC physics says it does...

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Thanks for the quick reply!

These may be dumb questions because I haven't gotten the basics of Special Relativity down yet... 1. How do GPS satellites experience special relativity if they are in an accelerating frame of reference (caused by its centripetal acceleration)? I thought special relativity only applied to...

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Already spend way too much time on this website, I won't miss it 😅

Sorry should've said earlier but I figured it out. The problem I had was that I got x<= -3, x>=3, x<0, x>0 the latter 2 not being true. Took me too long to realise that x cannot be 0.

Thanks that will be extremely helpful! Also I didn't know about the 80 pages of questions from NESA which is also very helpful! I might be able to state rank physics now because of you!! 🤣 (not really)

Well do you know where I can get some 2019 physics trial papers that aren't copyrighted?