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Algebraic errors. Missing minus signs... Silly mistakes are the most common, unfortunately.

Get yourself Fitzpatrick. They have some good questions in there. What you want mostly for maths anyway is lots and lots of questions, the more questions you do - the better you'll be at maths.

Will you really jeopardise your HSC by taking in a calculator that will give you next to zero help in the exam? Consider that!

Well if there are '10 easy marks' in MC, why don't they compensate by making more difficult questions in Q11-16? Plus, ME1 had 84 marks - and they had no problems with cutoffs. Just do the best you can!

Don't you have like a Student Centre at uni where people there can answer these problems?

And if you can't do correct referencing and formatting - then your loss. Sounds like a gimme for marks, personally.

Wouldn't it be Chemistry...?

You may know the 'Weierstrass substitution' better as: "the t-substitution", i.e. t = \tan \left ( \frac{\theta}{2} \right )

What's the question?

4u then Whichever it is. Learn them!

Weierstrass Substitutions for certain integrals in 3u especially

I didn't know this simple 'point of fact' conversation turned philosophical...

Why not?

surprised your troll thread got this many replies, tbh. (unless you're not trolling, and if so: LOL good luck in engineering, you'll need it!)