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Hi, Due to the changes in the syllabus, reverting back to a more mathematical focus on concepts, and a far greater focus on actual physics rather than how it is applied, how would you study for the new HSC syllabus? In this HSC, will there be as many long answer questions (5-8 marks), or more...

New Syllabus Scaling Hi, Due to the change in syllabus, and each subject content being majorly different (at least in the sciences), do you think that the scaling of subjects will change?

Hi, I have tried fiddling with this question, but haven't really gotten anywhere...? Do I need to just sub in values and solve intuitively? Question: A positive integer is equal to the sum of the squares of its four smallest positive divisors. What is the largest prime that divides this...

Hi, In Year 12, am I able to do these subjects: Mathematics Ext 1 and Ext 2 English Adv Ext 1 and Ext 2 Physics and Chemistry I heard that you need to do 4 subjects, does this count as 4 subjects (I wasn't sure if they count all math courses as one subject, all English courses as one...

https://syllabus.nesa.nsw.edu.au/assets/global/files/guide-to-the-new-syllabus-in-physics.pdf It isn't super detailed, but it will give you a rough idea of the changes (such as more focus on the math and ideas behind things rather than their history)

No, they can't afford them (they said we might be able to get one in term 3 or 4)

Hi, Hi, what are the best textbooks to use for the new syllabus for detailed explanations and good questions? Any suggestions would be great!! Thanks

Hi, Hi, what are the best textbooks to use for the new syllabus for detailed explanations and good questions? Is there a textbook that is real in depth and goes beyond the normal? Any suggestions would be great!! Thanks

Hi, what textbooks are the best for the new syllabus for Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Any suggestions would be awesome! Thanks

Hi, what are the best textbooks to use for the new syllabus for detailed explanations and good questions? Any suggestions would be great!! Thanks

Where did you find the test papers? Could you post a link please :smile:

Hi, I am unable to prove this question out of the Cambridge textbook, any help would be great: P is a variable point on the parabola x^2=4y. The normal at P meets the parabola again at Q. The tangents at P and Q meet at T. S is the focus and QS=2PS. Prove that angle (PSQ)=90 degrees Thanks heaps