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I just PMd OP but Ill post it here aswell.. In cell notation, I found the pt stands for platinum but what does that have to do with anything? Does it have any effect?

What a win.

Wow, thats a massive diff! At least you like it! lol, how you coping with short hair? Is it weird for you?

ditto.

I would guess you're a humanities person, so you should probably drop chem especially if you say its 'hard' because then you won't be motivated to try hard in it.

Those ranks are very good, you have the potential to be 1st in all your subjects!

Ive been doing that, but as a result Ive been slacking off heaps in maths.

Can I have all? :)

Pretty much all instructors are $50 an hour these days. What area are you in?

What did you get for HSC? And whereabouts do you tutor? :)

I guess you can write dot points and expand on them in the exam if you know it well enough. Also just curious, what are you guys up to in class? Because polymers is way behind, my first assessment task is on the batteries

I doubt they would ask for differences. Maybe something like what properties make [polymer] rigid[or whatever] and relate this to its structure. Or maybe even harder than that

My school has these tests and they're not too bad, it's pretty much an open-book test. They're called "assessments" for us so yeah its a little confusing to be having a test. If theres no limit of how much you can write, just write everything and have like subheadings for each little thing to...

My teacher gave us a few sources and they all say 180 so I don't know..

I like the subjects I do well in lol

Challenge: Maths extension 2 Chemistry Legal Studies Economics Visual arts

Lol I know but just asking

Are you even allowed that many units?

Its 180 degrees celsius

We haven't done integration and all that yet either so don't worry