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I did 3 unit up until about a month ago and i found that it helped a lot with 2U. since the majority of 3U topics are just extending 2U questions you face harder questions, making the easier 2U ones simpler to do. already been said but i thought i'd add my opinion ^^

i can't think of many people who will keep up the studying that intensely. i plan to take a break and just focus on homework, reading notes when i'm bored for around 2 weeks :)

My core text is wag the dog, i've chosen George Bush's speech at Fort Bragg as one additional material and am looking for another one. I understand that each text has conflicting perspectives within it, my problem is that I have no idea what an essay should look like. If anyone has a basic...

i have 9 days til mine so i'm nervous but not stressed. probably wont get stressed either i tend to breeze through exams (i am very screwed for english though ). sucks for you guys doing trials next week! haha

i've started using felt tip pens this year, makes it look nicer imo haha. i like kilometrico but as a lefty i find that i smudge a lot with them :/

i know! i'm thinking of doing one of president bush's speeches on the war in iraq as a related text. since the perspective of bush and his administration conflicts with others etc... and its politically related. i have an assessment on wag the dog tomorrow but it doesnt need an admat :D

i'm 1 year ahead of you and am just finishing my bio notes now haha, keep it up you're doing a lot of work so hopefully you don't burn out/become unmotivated closer to the HSC :)

do you know if there are the equivalent of these questions for biology? would be awesome.

we barely started it before the holidays so no pracs yet, if i do get some notes for them then sure i'll get them for you

i'm doing quanta quarks for my option :) i just realised my summaries for space and motors are missing the right hand syllabus columns so i have to do them tomorrow :/

hahah my teacher has given me these, although some are missing. oops double post

i do have them written lol i said that in the first line :c and thanks mirakon that looks really helpful :)

say for example the work function of a metal was 10 joules and that planck's constant (h) is equal to 2. the minimum frequency required to reach the work function of 10 would be E=hf 10=2(f) f=5 the threshold frequency required for electron to be emitted is equal to 5 Hertz. this is really...

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Hi guys just wondering how everyone else studies for physics. Personally i have my notes written for example on space, i read over my notes then do a bunch of past hsc questions on the topic. i don't really want to tackle an entire past paper at once and would rather focus on a single topic at a...

there is actually going to be no time to revise for me at school since we've barely started the 4th topic in bio/physics/english. for english would you say just do 1 essay at a time? or them all at once?

thanks haha I'm not too skilful with the text creating thing :)

also the maximum kinetic energy of emitted photoelectrons is equal to E = hf - the work function required to emit electrons from the metal

i think more people do phys/chem haha, but there's a lot of people who do chem/bio too

i've got all my notes done... and done some HSC questions. physics bio and pd have so much content to remember, maths is simple i'll just do some past papers and english i don't even want to think about. practice essays maybe? I shouldn't have read this thread and seen people doing like 12 hours...