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Note that it doesnt matter what approach we apply to the ratio: Ratio of: tagged : non tagged 8 : 22 Let x be the number of fish be in the tank after 50 added before 30 taken So the ratio will be: 50 : (x-50) Solve for x you get x=187.5

Ah yes, little error on my part, my bad

Simple: Of the 8 fish we get 30 are tagged, hence we can assume the ratio of tagged : non tagged is: \frac{8}{30} Let x equal the number of fish in the damn after the fish were added: Ratio of the tagged: non tagged should be the same -> \frac{8}{30}=\frac{50}{x} \\ \\ \therefore x=187.5...

oh haha, well I guess thats my goal then lol, highest atar at our school history I think is 99.7. And also Im doing my complex numbers homework at the moment which is why the responses are a bit slow heh

Ah I see. Thats what I think I will do I guess. 14 Units will be completed overall but its a 12 unit workload anyway so I guess that evens it out a tiny bit. Oh comb med, good luck getting into that :)

Ah ok wow, is it maybe because you spend much more time on 4U rather than 3U or? I reckon you could state rank 4U though (not saying this out of fakeness or anything) you are legit good at maths :) I think I want to drop something, its quite a big workload but I think Ill manage, I like...

Ah I hope to shine in 4U, thats for sure, aiming for state rank in 4U and if possible even first in state (counting on Fus Ro Dah to make dem silly mistakes :s). Is 3U now a complete breeze for you?

Maths is going good I guess, been doing plenty of trials and starting out 4U is all good. I didnt end up 1st in math 2U or 3U unfortunately, but Im still aiming for the 100 Raw in 3U exam (last chance lol)

Haha, well I really want the argument to end, hopefully before she sees my post the thread would of skipped to the next page. I really cant be bothered defending myself further.

:P Never gonna happen lol.

Re: The Loaded Dog: HSC exams - Sydney Morning Herald No one is asking you to compete, and I apologise for the extensive use of 'deal with it' but in reality competition is a part of life and people will find a way to compete with other people in order to feel more powerful and no amount of...

I do agree that Competition has its flaws, political competition is negative because it creates squabbles over things like oil and money etc. But in the most part competitiveness is necessary whether positive or negative (and at the human level its a lot of the time positive)

Re: The Loaded Dog: HSC exams - Sydney Morning Herald You are right in a way....kind of, but it actually benefits my overall argument that you are saying its harder to get a job nowadays hence stressing the more importance on the HSC. And plus from where my parents and many other people's...

Re: The Loaded Dog: HSC exams - Sydney Morning Herald Ok explain how non-competitiveness will lead you anywhere in life? We live in a capitalistic society dog-eat-dog world if you will. Only the top are the ones who survive (not literally but for the rest of the post I will refer to...

Re: The Loaded Dog: HSC exams - Sydney Morning Herald Ah well I think they give pretty good advice in that regard lol. So Ill follow it to an extent and see where it takes me. Its logical that a high ATAR will grant many more oppurtunities and Im not absolutely sure what I want to do (I have a...

Re: The Loaded Dog: HSC exams - Sydney Morning Herald Ok, why get involved in a deep discussion if you dont have time to back yourself? I was referring to the better paying jobs, to get into medicine nowadays there are many pathways (although longer). There are ways to become successful with...

Re: The Loaded Dog: HSC exams - Sydney Morning Herald It is a cultural perspective that spans among many cultures and are the common targets for stereotypes when it comes to pressure applied for the HSC. Asians, Indians whatever it is. The person I was replying to emphasised on how the HSC is...

Dont memorise any formulae except for \ddot{x}=-n^2(x-x_0) x=a \cos{(t+\alpha)}+x_0 Just derive what you need to, also make sure you remember the basic rules of SHM Like at end points of motion acc is maximum, velocity is zero At centre acceleration is zero and velocity is maximum. And...

Re: The Loaded Dog: HSC exams - Sydney Morning Herald No I am not using anecdotal evidence, read my post. I am saying that the reason parents place so much importance on academics and the HSC is because they believe that you really NEED to get good in the HSC in order to get a good life hence...

Re: The Loaded Dog: HSC exams - Sydney Morning Herald Fair enough, alot of what I said was just me typing off the top of my head so it might of made sense in my head but it might not be gramatically correct. Give an argument against the general idea of my post though (if you want). (While I...