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http://www.smh.com.au/national/education/hsc-2017-the-14yearold-about-to-sit-his-maths-hsc-20171017-gz2k8t.html ??

Yeah, since it's a tvet course, most people do it externally through tafe. Didn't know that any school actually offered it as a class...

Maybe your tafe has notes you could ask for?

Does anyone else think that the old cover page for the exam looked better?

For the Sina = sinb I'm pretty sure you just had to have them equal each other and then I got something like 3.75m. Not sure if anyone found an easier way, but for the proof, I said that Sina was O/H for its triangle (did the same for sinb) and then differentiated - and got the result...

It wasn't that bad to be honest, probably the easiest 16 in a while I reckon...

All the best for year 12 everyone :)

I actually felt pretty good about today... much easier than some of the ones in past years. I was expecting a weird q15 or 16 but it wasn't there? Yeah, overall a pretty good test. Felt like a lot of the questions were pretty much repeats of most questions done so far...

But the fact that it is a religious concept means that if the state decides to change its definition, they're imposing on religions and forcing them to change the definition of something which is inherently theirs. No-one can tell me why a civil union isn't enough for homosexuals... It all...

My issue is that when people say we're giving 'gay people their rights' I don't understand how they're being deprived currently? They're entitled to civil unions which give just about the same rights. When 'yes' voters say we should separate church from state, I think they're missing the fact...

yes

Seems like everyone either does 1984 or Great Gatsby... I think we're doing W;t and John Donne

Thank you! I had no idea you could access past papers

Has anyone here done the Planet Unit ASTR178 and know what the final exam is like?

The sooner the better...

ok

Here's the thing, once it's legal, it's harder to go back. Sure I think adultery is wrong, but it's too difficult to outlaw now. I mean, I don't understand why someone would prefer for it to be legal... Loyalty's not important anymore? Plus, it's not like the argument here is to outlaw...

what's your basis for that?

Sure, the SSM debate is definitely not our biggest fight, but the sanctity of marriage as defined by God is being 'attacked'. Sure we're all condemned, and I condemn all sins as much as I'd condemn SSM, and I welcome criticism of my sins and for others to show me where I am at fault. My point...

Sure, the SSM debate is definitely not our biggest fight, but the sanctity of marriage as defined by God is being 'attacked'. Sure we're all condemned, and I condemn all sins as much as I'd condemn SSM, and I welcome criticism of my sins and for others to show me where I am at fault. My point...