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Glad to hear that these notes have been helping you :) Good luck with your HSC!

Personally I found Cambridge as the most helpful in building a foundation and learning the concepts. However, that is no substitute for past papers (done in exam conditions) and past HSC questions

Maths in Focus is cancerous, end of story. You are far better off doing Cambridge and Terry Lee

I am pretty sure E=mc^2 is more explored in general relativity as opposed to special relativity. That being said, it does explain how as more energy is imputed into an object, its speed increases due to increase kinetic energy, which in turns makes it heavier (which coincides with mass dilation)

If you are weaker at maths, Space will be hard for you. Personally I think Motors and Gen was the hardest for me conceptually but once you understood it fully, it was by far the easiest topic.

Don't do any homework aside maths (unless its useful). Pretty much if its worth nothing or will contribute little to your exam preparation, screw it. Time management is crucial. Know when your assessments are and plan everything backwards. Keep working regardless of crap or good results...

I am offering to sell chem of art notes for only $5 :)

Thanks mirachael! You're comment is greatly appreciated :)

Tom is excellent at explaining difficult concepts, especially in physics. He had been a tremendous help in answering alot of my questions. I will highly recommend him as a tutor as he is very knowledgeable and in-depth with his concepts. If you want to ace sciences, he's the guy to go to.

Would definitely recommend going to him for maths tutoring. He has been a fantastic maths rival at school and his marks clearly demonstrate his thorough knowledge of the course. Would definite going to him, especially for Extension 2 Maths

I am now selling my Chemistry and Physics notes that I have used to achieve 96 Chemistry and 98 Physics. What you can expect from buying my notes: • Refined from multiple textbooks, exam criteria and senior marker feedback • Easy to read • Well formatted • Structured according to...

Once a B5 English student, forever a B5 English student. Ironicaly B5 looks like BS

External/Internal/HSC Maths X1 100/99/100 Maths X2 98/99/99 Phys 98/93/96 Chem 95/96/96 Eng Adv 87/89/88

For physics exams, do we need to draw in pencil or pen now since its scanned lols

For question 6 MC, none of the answers were right

There are honestly like over 5 different ways you can prove the reflection property! However for HSC they guide you on the method they want to use. That being said, they all take generally the same amount of steps/difficulty so if you know one already, just stick to it is what I'd recommend. Not...

Think of it as similar triangles and matching sides would be in 1:2 ratio (midpoints)

Complex numbers for partial fractions is fully legitimate, it is just that there is no real reason to do it for the HSC level.

Personally I reckon that those conditions were given so that the identity you are trying to prove will have real values in that domain and it is probably excessive for a 1 marker, but I'd just address it to be safe nonetheless.

Mreditor is correct. You can have a kite if you are taking Blueblade's conditions