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Hint: Tan both sides independently.

Oh. They look at how well the specific option cohort did in the common sections and go from there. So for example if the quanta cohort for really well in the common section as opposed to the medical cohort then we quanta will be adjusted more favourably than medical. So there isn't a...

What do you mean by internal scaling?

Right now your family needs to be together. Everything can wait.

Women are easier to understand, yet are far far more complex than scaling.

Bitch Is you serious?

The point is that the name ADV isn't trying to imply 'the others are dumb' but that this one has advanced courses as an essential part of the degree...

Same goes for you.

Talent huh?

Well the markers do things by the marking criteria, and with English the prescriptions/rubric. Then they give marks according to that. Once all those are done, then the judge markers decide what mark shall correspond to which band etc/cutoffs. So the markers themselves (not judge markers) do not...

My friend (2012 grad) applied for EAS (brain operation during HSC) and got 98+ ATAR and got into USYD Law. Its possible but obviously depends on individual circumstance.

Just leave it then. Move on. Now.

No, as I said in the previous page.

You need to move on. Spilt milk right here. If you have spare cash, order the check and exam responses/raw marks and show them to us - i think we would be able to get a good idea of the 'messiness' if you really wanted us to have a look.

Terry Lee has a habit of not reading syllabi when he writes textbooks. Ignore it.

It is a MX2 technique - not in the 2/3U syllabi.

What textbook?

No lol. There is no such thing as a 'remark' in the HSC - your mark will ONLY be changed if there was a clerical error in processing it from what the marker wrote down, to what was entered into the system. You cannot get a scan of your solutions and bring them to the board and say: GIB ME MOAR...

I'll show you the method anyway - the process is called 'implicit differentiation' because y is 'implicitly' - (NOT explicitly - y is not the subject here!) defined as a function of x. (We usually assume y is a function of x anyway) So in the normal way, we can apply the 'differentiation...

They don't lower marks if they find an error.