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I'm currently doing a 2nd year doing bachelor of economics/bachelor of science and I really want to drop the Bachelor of science component and just keep the economics part. As this course is run by the ASB (business faculty), what are the requirements of being able to drop the science part? Do I...

Somewhere between 76-81 and yeah I agree, it wasn't as easy as last year

I got 40 for q20, Tflight=2Tmax height so yeh .. .

hmmm it's question 14 c i) I wrote 6C4 x (1/2)^6 *(1/2) BUT after i walked out because i was rushing i was thinking i may have wrote the multiply sign as a + sign instead.

If the q is a 1 marker and u make a silly mistake? will they give u the mark or not?

What would 59/70 raw align to?

Guys what raw mark would align to 87? I think this year's aligning won't be as bad as last year

Hmmm well keep in mind 71 raw was a band 6 in 2011

For Industrial Chem...predicting a 5-7marker on non-fossil fuel natural resources. It hasn't been asked in a while so yeh

I reckon this year will have similar aligning with 2013....so 65 raw will align to 90ish

I reckon this year will have similar aligning with 2013....so 65 raw will align to 90

What do you guys reckon a 50 raw would align to?

Nope. I found this year much more challenging than 2014. Predicting raw marks to be much lower.

ty, English concerns me the most as I was expecting trials to pull my rank up (the mark was above average) but it seems like this did not happen. Anyone else have anymore estimates?

School Rank: 220s~ Eng (Adv) Rank: 24/33 (trial mark was 74/105 which was above average + aligns to I think 85-86) School's average lies 80 Now my que, if I manage to maintain a similar (or better) result for the externals, is it possible for me to scrape 80 as the overall mark...

School Rank: ~220s Eng Adv: 24/33 (unknown rank for trials but got 74/105) Physics: 4/15 (3rd in trials) Chem: 4/15 (3rd in trials) MX1: 4/28 (2nd in trials) MX2: 5/6 (4th in trials) Atar aim is 90+

50-52/70 ? The paper was harder than CSSA 2014 IMO

Prove: Sigma (n at top, r=1 at bottom) 1/r^2 <= 2 - 1/n for n>=1 This question is q8(a) from Chapter 6N (Proof by Mathematical Induction) in Cambridge Yr 11 3u Textbook. Thanks !

You should check out Dux College in Parramatta. One of the Phys tutors there was James Ruse vice captain and he really knows his physics. Highly recommend !

Don't think that's possible cause we have the same class & teacher for 3u (covering both the 2 & 3u content) Have a separate class for 4u content only with a different teacher.