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96.55 SAM estimated 96.1 So happy!!!

Engineering 91 English (Advnaced) 89 IPT 95 General Maths 93 PE 94 RE 45 So unbelievably happy!!

Hmm i got 0.3 ohms but i have no confidence in this answer. Anyone clarify what the answer was + how they got it?

Pretty sure the 2nd multi choice was 40kN because it was one wire not two, so u didn't have 2 divide it by two. The drawings weren't too bad, at least i knew what they should look like even if i did stuff them up. The only hard maths question was the one with the crane because i didn't study...

Yea wasn't hard wasn't easy I also finished in about 2 hours i thought i must of missed something

How did u get that length? and how does it help our quest to find AB?

Haha yea ive had a couple. The first dream i had i was told that i had one night to do all of my exams, but i had 2 work that night so i had to try and do my exams while i was working. The second one i dreamt that i got the wrong exam paper but the supervisors wouldn't believe me so i got 0 haha

I'm sayin that when I tried to solve it i misread the 30kN force as 20kN and thats why i got it wrong. Your right arman. When i redid it i got the same as you. But i still can't get the force in AB :(

Yea made a silly error missread 30kN force as 20kN Hope i dnt do that on wednesday Yea RAB = 130 kN

I got Rb = 90kN (up) Ra = 61kN (80 degrees down to the left - hard to explain without diagram) Dunno how to get force in AB tho. anyone help? Edit: This is wrong! I misread 30kN force as 20kN

I would buy the study guides personally, most are very good As for the textbooks borrow them from your school or town library for free; whenever you need them (i.e before exams etc) just take them home and copy (or photocopy) the important pages. Also check ebay - often has cheap textbooks

I was considering doing electrical engineering however i did some heavy research and i realised that without maths, physics or chemistry under my belt it would be very very difficult.

No way. If u want band 6 you will only need about low 80's

Nah haven't got my results back yet, but the exam was very easy so hopefully i didn't make too many silly errors and can pull off a band 6 :haha:

Just did my gen maths HSC n we don't do these I haven't done them since year 9 and 10 but i will give it a go I think if your having trouble you may be getting your x's and y's mixed up When they give you coordinates it is (x,y) , (x,y) thus. for the first question: (3,8) , (7,2) would be...

yea...probably best posting this thread in advanced english...not general maths...

I think it had to be carbohydrates Fats/proteins take longer to digest and sit 'heavily' in the stomach; although fats do provide more energy per gram than carbs, they require a lot more oxygen to convert it to glycogen to use for energy. And proteins hardly provide energy. So it must of been...

Yea they got it from the question before hand (83c) where you had to find the area of the hexagon :)

Thanks man ur a ledgend! :)

True, but it is definately worth mentioning that feedback can be positive or negative. You are allowed to go beyond the syllabus :)