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English (Adv.) - 94 Mathematics - 98 Mathematics Ext.1 - 48 Physics - 90 Chemistry - 92 Italian Continuers - 80

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English (Adv.) 94 Mathematics 98 MX1 48/50 Physics 90 Chemistry 92 Italian 80

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Approach your teacher and ask her cuuzzzzz Walk in and ask them: DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM? Like a baus :D

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Hi there! To answer these ones, I have a method that works no matter how many intervals. I'll try to show through an example since it's easier that way: e.g. If you get this table: X 3 4 5 6 7 8 Y A B C D E F 1) Get the STRIP length. i.e. (4-3)/2 2) For the Y values, multiply...

Don't stop now! Striving through a sense of failure will only sweeten your feeling of success later on. If it's your passion, then don't let go of it. :)

From what I know, white out is just not recommended to be used (because it wastes time/ you forget to fill blanks). But I don't think it's unauthorised. I've used it, so if something goes wrong, we're on the same boat? :D

Sorry for the late reply.. I recommend you look at past papers and filter out the ones you see occurring frequently that you can't do. Re-learn the concept if you don't know it. If you are relying on previous questions (Before 5 or 6) to save you, I strongly suggest you develop some exam skills...

I find both to be challenging in their own ways, and it really is a personal preference. With both sciences, the skills carry on despite the changing ideas, and for me, understanding abstract ideas was the most important skill I developed. I suggest trying to picture yourself in the classroom...