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Only for maths. For sciences I haven't seen any questions on prelim content other than basic skills (e.g in chem: chemical equations, electron diagrams etc). Also some prelim content is relearnt anyway.

http://community.boredofstudies.org/1178/general-discussion-2017-hsc/359340/what-has-everyone-done-holidays.html

Probably because sqrt(x) * sqrt(y) =sqrt(xy) only works when x,y>0

Ext history scaling isn't really high Classical greek/latin continuers/extension scale as well as the other sciences.

It's not but you can look it up - http://www.ed.gov.nl.ca/edu/k12/evaluation/chem3202/standardreductionpotentials.pdf yes

What do you mean disregard? That's part of the half reaction. The reduction potential of MnO2 + 4H+ + 2e- → Mn2+ + 2H2O is 1.22 V The potential for 2I- → I2 + 2e- is -0.54 V (assuming it's solid otherwise you won't get your answer) If you add these you get 0.68 V

That second equation is on the standard reduction potentials. MnO2 is reduced, I- is oxidised so just calculate it as usual.

Doesn't matter at all. Only thing that matters is you get the size correct.

Has anyone confirmed with bostes whether or not you can lose marks if you buy a recheck?

Sydney girls at 13th is surprising

Well done! That's an amazing English mark.

Just got mine (accelerated subs) Maths 2U: 99 Maths 3U: 49 Chemistry : 96 Congrats everyone!

It is definitely 100 raw, considering it's 2u and usually most if not all 20 state rankers get 100 raw.

1. "The 2016 HSC merit lists will be published progressively on the BOSTES website from Wednesday 14 December: First in Course – students who come first in a course (provided their result is also in the top band) Top Achievers– students in the top places in each course (provided their result is...

y=25tsin40-4.9t^2 x= 25tcos40 t= 3.28s Range = 62.8m

The tempest is a prescribed, you can't use that as your related text btw.

haha finished all my exams for the year feelsgreatman.

|z1| |z2| |z1+z2| are length of three sides of a triangle. The length of one side of a triangle is greater than or equal to the difference of the other two. Equality when the points 0,z1,z2 are collinear.

Yeah if you did papers from before 2010 or something they frequently used this notation to show cells. The question didn't say which combination of Q and P will give highest voltage, it just said which cell.

No that's not correct, if you read it carefully it says for that particular cell it can be expressed in that notation (as that cell notation is no longer taught in the syllabus so students may not be familiar). Then it says in which of the following cells will produce the max voltage. The...