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Hello guys I am a James Ruse graduate with an ATAR of 99.90 and marks of 99 in both 4u and 3u maths. Also, I came second in both 4u and 3u maths in James Ruse (1st ranked school in the state) so I know exactly what is required to achieve good marks in HSC maths. What I offer: I give you the...

Hey, I am Pablo Bonilla, a 2017 James Ruse graduate with an ATAR of 99.90 and marks of 99 in both 3U and 4U Maths. I came second in both 4u and 3u maths at James Ruse thanks to the material and tips I will be providing. I offer a new form of tutoring. Throughout my HSC studies I have compiled...

Re: State Ranking James Ruse Bio Tutor Tasneef is a truly gifted and hard working individual that will achieve whatever challenges he sets for himself, whether is be getting the amazing HSC results he achieved or helping you achieve the results that you desire. In biology his technique is...

Hey guys, my name is Pablo and I'm a James Ruse 2017 graduate with a placement of 2nd in extension 2 maths and 2nd in extension one maths so I know what is required What I provide Throughout my HSC I have gathered and compiled invaluable material for 3u and 4u maths. These include the very...

Hey where are the solutions by Carrotsticks?

Hey guys how many calculators r u taking for ur maths exam tmrw?

Hey just wondering if anyone had the prelim jacaranda physics textbook? Can you give it to me online plssss

I recently did the Fort Street placement test. For the English one I just finished but it wasn't that great. For the math one, I was told it was very hard and I nearly finished it, just had 3 or 4 multiple choice which I wasn't sure about (finished guessing them) and forthe rest of the test...

Thank u now I get it.

can somone pls help?

19. A tennis player finds that on average he gets his serve in eight out of every ten attempts and serves an ace once every fifteen serves. He serves four times. Assuming that successive serves are independent events, find, correct to six decimal places, the probability that: (c) he hits...

Thank you guys, nice explanations.

Any help is appreciated

14. The letters of ENTERTAINMENT are arranged in a row. Find the probability that: (b) two Es are together and one is apart, (c) all the letters E are apart, (d) the word starts and ends with E. 15. A tank contains 20 tagged fish and 80 untagged fish. On each day, four fish are selected at...

I know it might sound silly but just wondering

Thank u guys also : 13. The letters of KETTLE are arranged randomly in a row. Find the probability that: (c) the two letters E are together and the two letters T are together, I know the sample space is 6!/(2!x2!)=60. I calculated the event space like this: Let the 2 Es be one group and the two...

23. By considering their prime factorisations, find the number of positive divisors of: (a) 23 × 32 (b) 1 000 000 (c) 315 000 (d) 2a × 5b × 13c 24. (a) The six faces of a number of identical cubes are painted in six distinct colours. How many different cubes can be formed? (b) A die fits...

Thanks man!!! Are you like a teacher or something?

oh lol didn't realise for the last question I had to count them. Thanks!!

10. (a) Consider the digits 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 and 0. Find how many five-digit numbers are possible if the digits are to be in: (i) descending order, (ii) ascending order. 15. From a standard deck of 52 playing cards, find how many five-card hands can be dealt: (e) consisting of three...