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I've leaked an exam question just a couple hours ago. Here's the first part of it. Question 12 a.) (i) "John throws two equally weighted coins upwards. He does this while doing a wheelie travelling with a velocity of 20 m/s on a bicycle and juggling two knives and a bottle each weighing 1 kg...

Best one out there. I promise. http://community.boredofstudies.org/4/english/257183/advanced-english-essay-writing-guide.html

You got it boss. I tend to stem away from the normal solution and into really weirdly complex solutions though, but I get to the answer.

Well I was going to attempt one really hard paper, but I think what they suggested tests my knowledge widely, although not as challenging.

Thanks for the suggestions, guys! Well, I guess it might be a little bit too late to attempt whole exams. I might do as much questions (Q15-Q16) as possible starting from past HSC 2013, then 2014, then 2012 backwards. How does that sound?

What do you guys think are good practice papers to extensively test my knowledge for 2-unit?

I've sort of figured out how to now through looking at my trial exam. Thanks.

If so, could someone tell me what the formulas involved in it are? I seem to have lost my book AND textbook.

Well, the quadrilateral one was three marks. However it literally just says "Find the area of the quadrilateral OCEB", and the most efficient answer I realized was not even 5 lines of simple '1/2 x b x h'. (Compared to almost a whole page of integration.)

Re: HSC 2015 2U Marathon Is it the distance travelled one? Also, how do you write in that cool math font thing?

Every single time I look at a question, I would think of a solution within a few seconds. That's not a problem if it was the most complicated solution to get to the answer. Like I would get a question that asks for the area of a quadrilateral on a graph, and we are given each point. I would...

I HATE MY BRAIN FOR SEEING "cell wall" and "membrane" and telling me it's "CELL MEMBRANE"!!!

How many pages did people write for the 6, 7 and 8 markers? EDIT: I hear a lot of people writing like three pages. Like, how big is your hand-writing? I always never exceed a page for a question.

Yeah I put a mark as well, lol. Although I might have passed the borders of "do not write here" a couple times and realized so I wrote the words again.

You can't log a negative value. But since no whole number that is doubled (-2x) can be bigger than the number being squared (x^2), then it must always be positive. If you put any number 0 <= x <= 1, there's a plus nine at the end anyway, so x can be all real.

If you wrote your student number for the extra booklet I think you'll be fine.

Don't worry about it I rushed it and I read "cell..." then my eyes went to "membrane" and my brain told me it was "cell membrane".

For that Ebola question I talked about: - Memory T-lymphocytes and memory B-lymphocytes have proliferated in the plasma of the original host, and are successful in fighting the disease. - By giving this plasma to a patient who shows early symptoms of Ebola, these memory lymphocytes are able to...

Read the question carefully, lol.