Search results

Access free HSC Chemistry Notes: I'll update them as I go: Free HSC Chemistry Notes You will need to approve the app! To buy a PDF copy, link will be posted at when I've finished each chapter below...

I won't do the computation but: (A) Pick the first digit to be 2, and then pick the last digit to be either 3 or 5, out of the remaining 4 digits. (B) Pick the first digit to be either 4 or 5 or 6. And then from the remaining collection: If 4 is the first digit, then you can pick 2 or 6 for...

I'll have a look and get back to you Probably you'll find that perms and combs are only taught in 3u year 12. All the resources on the web are old syllabus stuff.

maybe raise it with the head teacher of science?

More generally Religion's sacred writings are often important because they are what is called "revelation" in some religions (Christianity, Islam are noticeable examples), in other cases they are laws, rules or guidance (again Islam, Judaism, possibly Confucianism and other Eastern religion)...

Christianity: Transcendence Best way to think about this is that God is above all, as a creator kind of figure. For Christians, his transcedence, is key to asserting that his nature, authority is above ourselves, and that he is revered above others. Immanence For Christians, the idea of God's...

Christianity holds that God is transcendant as mentioned, but also the idea of God being with us (immanent) (hence why we celebrate Christmas for instance), and God dwell in people (doctrine of the Holy Spirit). In terms of sacred text: you have the Scriptures (aka the Bible), but you can go...

Paper here: https://thsconline.github.io/s/index.html?view=5340&n=1992%20HSC

thsconline back and running as of 4:30pm report any bugs via PM.

Hey supr. At the moment only the 2u, ext 1 and ext 2 trial papers are configured properly. Transitioning some things.

Also because they learn it all in advance, they come to school and do jack-nothing.

I think it is more a comment on human nature, its human nature a little, to be jealous of those who are better or more skilled. Competition is something like the survival of the fittest, ironically, the self-absorbed seem to be the ones who want to push others rather than pull others up...

thankfully not everyone there is strange and weird. the guy who ended up dux at my year at a selective school didn't require tutoring. there is a culture (not to be racist), but especially amongst the selective Asians, of not just reaching the A level but competitiveness. At my school though...

year 10: https://thsconline.github.io/s/yr10/ year 11: https://thsconline.github.io/s/yr11/

I can guarantee that it won't be 10 hours of quality study. the max you can do in a day is about 6, maybe 7 hours, with breaks every 90 minutes. 9:00-10:30 Study 1 10:30-11:00 Break 11:00-12:30 Study 2 12:30-14:30 Lunch break 14:30-16:00 Study 3 16:00-16:30 Break 16:30-17:30 Study 4...

People were always scabbing half marks (just so it would round up), so to some degree it was competitive. Most people are competitive really only Year 11 and Year 12.

maths faculty at my school and I think science faculty both get annoyed at Dr Du tutoring.

\displaystyle is my cheeky trick in LATEX for making fractions and integrals a bit more bitter if in a paragraph with $ $ here it doesn't matter sometimes For example: $text $\frac{a}{b} = \int_{a}^{b}{g(x) dx} = \sum_{i=1}^{\infty}{i} $text $ versus $text $ \displaystyle\frac{a}{b} =...

show what you have done to attempt the question so far.

The symbol means approximately equal to. Perfect squares factorise to the form (ax+b)^2 (in this case a=1), that should start you off. Completing the square means you want to find something of the form (x+b)^2 = c [b] skeleton: Solve the equation 3y-1 + 2y + 3 = 5 that is 5y = 3 -3y+1...