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well not much hope here so lucky i have made a list whilst studying charles darwin, wallace - evolution gregor mendal - inheritance of chacteristics (peas experiment) walter sutton, theodore boveri - chromosomes morgan - sex linkage (fruit flies) james watson, francis crick, rosalind...

Adding to this: - A low exchange rate will increase the cost of imports leading to imported inflation. - High domestic inflation will make it harder for exporters to pass off their higher costs thus reducing the level of demand for domestic goods, raise the supply of the $A and raise the...

google it?

1. Excel Economics - gives a brief understanding of the course and explains everything simply 2. Tim Reily - gets into heaps of depth and helps to learn above and beyond the course. Helps to get into the higher bands 3. Past Papers - priceless, the more you do the better

Nah my tutor could do it, he's a teacher and marked it in the hsc that it was found in. Its not relevant cause it's not in the 2 unit course. But yeah your right it could be found in the 3 or 4 unit tests. And 302 is the right answer.

yeh that and they know how to mix work and social lives, in a kinda bad way, but still.

so true

The main point here i guess is does everyone enjoy what they do. I enjoy going out with friends, drinking, trying drugs at the expense of not getting an ATAR above 92 ish. But i enjoy it and wouoldn't want it any other way. If you enjoying learning at the expense of social time then so be it.

It's not like drinking is that bad though. When your almost 18 its not really a big deal. i always go out for beers with my mates and often screw up and get way outa hand but i never regret this as i see it as a learning thing. And my grandparents live at the base of Mt Warning on Mt Warning...

haha thats funny. Also research shows that the majority of cocaine users are in their 20's and 30's and are mostly successful businessman

Another thing im curios about is at my school it seems to be the smarter students that take more drugs than the dumb ones. Any opinions?

The other problem with the guy i mentioned before is what is he going to do at university without the help of tutors 24/7. He hasnt learn to work indepently and i'd say this will impact on him

Thats a good point, i known a guy who got 99.something high and his only friends were i think 2 people from his church. He had no life outside of school and relied full on tutors to learn the content. His parents were extremly pushy and they were cried about his mark cause it was .05 too low to...

I agree that your chances are higher with a better university degree but there are some things uni's and school dont teach you and thats hard work, commitment, desire etc. Im not a dead beat drop out, im doing well and am aiming high for the future. But where i want to go will rely on these...

Cheers for that. Yeh all my stuff is on hold till after the trails then hsc. Then schoolies :)

But you need to "play around" and experience life and what it has to offer. Getting a ATAR of 99+ doesnt guarantee you success. Sure you're likely to do well but at what costs. Also many people drop out of school in year 10 and some have become the worlds most successfull businessman.

For all those people that spend majority of their time studying and aim for an ATAR above 99. What do you want to do after school? Do you have any spare time for hobbies, parties etc? I'm not opposing it, im just bored and curios. I mix up my study with liesure and aiming for 85+ as i believe...

Wouldnt bother then

I went over this same question with my tutor. It's the second part isn't it. My tutor who is also a maths teacher said do not worry about it for the 2 unit paper. He said there was controversy about it not even being in the course. So i guess just leave it. If you do want the answer i can find...

Can anyone help me out with the names and roles of a bunch of important scientists that helped with biological progress? i.e Pasteur, Koch, Morgan but i cant find any others. Cheers