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That must mean that you've gotten an ATAR og 99.9 or higher. Congratulations :)

Simon Chang?

Ok. I meant the latter ie whether or not it counts towards the ATAR.

Yeah, I remember hearing that. Does the mark really matter in terms of ATAR?

lol, revoke your 1st in the state.

What's the worst they can do, if you break the rules?

Not too sure but i might get 95+. But could be considerably less or more depending on how well i did in the HSC exams.

Yeah, it should. I'm not entirely sure if my answers are correct though.

d/dx (x/y) = (y+xy')/y^2 [By quotient rule] d/dx (x^2/y^2) = d/dx ((x/y)^2) = 2(x/y).d/dx (x/y) [By chain rule] = 2x/y.(y+xy')/y^2 = 2x(y+xy')/y^3 Might be a problem in the solution. Just treat it as a normal derivative but when differentiating y wrt x, let d/dx (y)=dy/dx=y'

Yeah, i am.

Can't say for all certainty but i think i'll get a band 6 in 4u & 3u maths, chem and maybe phys. Hoping for a band 5 in english :)

wtf. You should call your school and BOS immediately.

Not really, i think i got 2.46*10^15 seconds. But i'm sure i got it wrong.

Yeah. I'm pretty sure you will get ~95 for physics :)

I got the first one correct but the 2nd one incorrect.

lol no. In all honesty, i can't even remember half the test. How'd you go? I think you'll get raw 90+ for physics.

Traditionally, mathematical based tests are aligned towards the lower end. Thus, the cut-off will be ~78.

Oh alrite. Someone told me they got ~85 last year and that aligned to 95. I thought that 08 was pretty similar to 09. If you've done questions before which were similar to the ones in the 09 exam. Then, you'd be sure that you've covered most of the criterion for the question.

it might scale to 98, not too sure. I think i got: MC:15, SA:~55, OP: ~24

This is the only question i stuffed up in the exam. I feel bad now for not studying MHC.