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TSFX. I think theres one in melbourne. But I wouldn't call it a tutoring college, more like a revision workshop

Yeah but from which point do I have to add the absolute sign? Just the answer or the whole way through my working?

Oh thanks! My teacher skipped the odd and even stuff. Maybe I should read over it lol. Thanks guys!

A few more I can't seem to do -_- 13. y=x^2+2x-8 and y=2x+1 A:36 units squared 14. y=1-x^2 and y=x^2-1 A:2 2/3 units squared 15. Find exact area: y=sqrt(4-x^2) and x-y+2=0 A:(pi - 2) units squared And thats the end of this exercise! yay! :D

Q8. Find area enclosed between curve y=x^2 and line y=-6x+16 A: 166 2/3 Im going to stop typing the whole area enclosed thing, you know what I mean... Q10. y=(x-2)^2, y=(x-4)^2 and x-axis A: 2/3 I get close to the answer, but close won't get me a mark. This is so frustrating. Also, you know...

Thanks! But what I don't get is that why you're not adding the areas from -2 to 0 and 2 to 0 @Timske I have plenty more questions I need help with! lol

Thanks for the help everyone! Continuing on.... Im now onto sums and differences of areas, or areas between 2 curves. I can't seem to get this one... Q6. Find area bounded by curve y=x^3 and y=4x Answer is 8 but I keep getting -4

Yeah, its best to just do questions and write out the formula every single time.

I agree with the others, you should drop maths. Maths takes constant revision and practice, which you probably didn't do since you dropped to general(just guessing). Also, you're probably behind nearly half the general HSC topics now. I personally think dropping a subject gives you a hell of a...

Then whats this rumour Im always hearing that Physics is the "hardest science"?

With my subjects (I do eco instead of legal) and getting 90 for everything gets me around 96 ATAR

Just a random question, but what scales better, chemistry or physics?

You're amazing! But for Q19, I got 16/3(5.333333) but its meant to be 3.14

Could someone give me the proper steps for Q19? Im still not sure (mostly on changing the subject) Also I have a few more questions (I just need help factorising) Q6. y= -2x^2 - 5x +3 Q8. x = -y^2 -5y - 6 They're from different exercises in case Im confusing you lol and Q15. Find the area...

For Q10, could you give me the steps to changing the subject? Thanks A LOT for this btw!

Im doing area so would it still be the same? Answer is pi = 3.14 square units

This is from Maths in focus Areas enclosed by x-axis Q 19. Find the area bounded by the curve y=sqrt(4-x^2), the x-axis and the y-axis in the first quadrant Areas enclosed by the y-axis Q5. Find the area bounded by the line y=2x+1, the y-axis and the lines y=3 and y=4 Q9. Find the area...

Drop maths, you hate it and won't put in the effort. I think lots of people pick maths because you've pretty much done it your whole school life, people don't get that its OPTIONAL like every other subject (besides English). If you're bad, just drop it, it'll take a lot of stress off your shoulders

Is it worth it?

Im not sure some teachers realise everyone has 10 or more units and therefore can't focus on their subject. Especially during assessment period grrr