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Also contains maple notes booklet :)

Selling MATH 1141 course pack (I did 1141 but the course pack is the same for 1131) Bought for $50 in perfect condition: Contains: -Course info booklet -Algebra notes and question booklet -Calculus notes and question booklet -Past exams and solutions Selling for $35 or best offer...

Got Chemical Engineering :) anyone else?

It's definitely possible, it is marked on the same level as advanced. The only disadvantage you have is the strength of the cohort in standard is low so you have to be at the very top to get good marks. I did 4u maths, chem and physics and standard English, mainly because I simply hated English...

English Standard: 89 (91 exam mark wtf) Chemistry: 92 Maths Ext 1: 94 Maths Ext 2: 89 Physics: 95 Besides the painful 89's, extremely happy :)))

I said C (only electric field) but now you say that it is a very badly worded and slightly ambiguous question. But as it is an early question I think ovethinking is not needed and they will accept C (hopefully).

What would 93 - 96 raw scale to?

Around 85?

Could you explain this please? You're probably right but I thought that a north pole would be created at the right to attract to the south and reduce motion (Lenz's Law), causing anitclockwise current by right hand grip rule so would go X to Y?

For the Mars one, did anyone else find acceleration due to gravity to find its max velocity and therefore max kinetic energy? I remember getting around 7 point something which is what others got so wondering if this is a correct method?

What did everyone get for Q16 multi choice with the cone of loudspeaker?

Okay great Thankyou :)

Okay cool :) should I use SF or decimal places (DP)

What are some of the hardest or most obscure physics syllabus dot points? Ones that the majority of students would struggle with. I think: the relationship between thought and reality measurements of the standard meter solar cells and photocells Einstein and Planck's differing views the...

Yeahh, just seems weird that its stressed quite a lot by chemistry teachers and HSC marking in chem is often strict on sig figs, but it is not really cared about in physics.

Hey guys, for chemistry exams the use of significant figures to the lowest value they give data in the question is strict and can often be in the marking criteria. Is this the same for physics? It seems like it is hardly mentioned and I have never seen it in HSC physics marking criteria, and the...

Q10 you had A but then wrote "so the answer is B"

The newtons method had nothing to do with it though did it?

Would I get a mark for finding coordinates for R in 14 ii) of the parabola question?

When does BOSTES release marking criteria for the exams?