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ah yes in unsw, always assume there's someone smarter than you

from what ive heard from a friend of mine whos doing math1141 "The lecturer asked who did 4u math, and everyone raised up their hands" my friend only did 2u

imagine doing math1141

get some flash cards from officeworks, and break apart your paragraphs to fit into those cards. iirc people would be either on their phones or would be trying to finish their own speeches, so the stage fright wont be so bad

Math1131/Engg1181. i feel like i have been released from a cage, but i still find this freedom abit overwhelming. the light rail still sucks ass though

macquarie uni should be a really good place to study, lesser immature year 10s there

Used to go there every weekday in year 12, should be quiet now as trials/hsc is far away, while the room booking is also nice if you can string together 3 other friends. otherwise your best friends would be the tall tables near the hsc books and a good pair of noise cancelling headphones w/ spotify

And won

time to give nesa a call

Just finished the 2022 Math 2U advanced HSC, honestly starting to regret that I did not choose Extension 1 maths in yr 10, since I was in 5.2 at the time, but honestly my 2U internal results werent that bad. Especially after realising that my course in University would have 3U as assumed...

me and the maybe 6 other people that does engineering studies can finally say that we all survived

it would be great to meet like the 3 other engineering studies students

honestly the short answer section was good this year, no 6 markers and all straightforward

seeing that the difficulty was about the same as last year, im predicting that it should be around the low 80s of 80-82

that test was kinda doomed, all of the calculations after question 30, i basically invented new chemistry

yeah especially those weird ppm high mark questions that were in some of the 2022 trials

from my experiences with doing two other subjects with decade old syllabuses (Egs/IPT), i and others have found the 2022 hsc to be one of the hardest if not the hardest hscs since the syllabuses came out. which only makes me more worried about whatever the fuck could nesa pull from their sleeves...

yeah basically what Fuzi said, you wouldn't need to worry about this too much now, as you will get the hang of it by the time youre in year 12

seriously the hardest questions you would come across with regarding about math is which components of the balance of payments should be in deficit or surplus, and the national income questions which is just change in consumption / change in national income which gives your mps

Just wondering if we need to include the details from the labour government's budget from yesterday or would i be perfectly fine with the liberal budget?