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This was the spreadsheet I used for physics in the 2020 HSC. I make no guarantees on its' quality. It is mapped directly to each syllabus subsection. The table at the top is marked, scroll down in the spreadsheet if you want a clean version. Below each subsection is a set of 3 things you can do...

Just because the layout and lack of images and extra stuff made it hard to read for me, and it seemed to get a bit off syllabus in enrichment questions. Colour, images, applications and random historical stuff may seem unimportant, but if you're going to spend hundreds of hours over a year...

The terry Lee is probably the best overall just because of the worked solutions being the best imo. (definitely prefer them over howard) Easier books like maths in focus are good for getting things like integration and mechanics burned into your head. The issue there is that MIF will not give...

This was the spreadsheet I used doing extension 2 for the 2020 HSC. I make no guarantees on it's quality. Use it if you want to.

I just have my school's trial (the marking distribution on it was weird af lol) hmu for a trade if interested. (if youre just trading 1 for 1 I want the one with the hardest vectors)

its always BaSO4

thats a rare type of reduction question. The vast majority use IBP or a trig identity.

4u isnt that hard but its quite a lot harder than the ext 1 yr 12 course. Personally I found yr 11 ext 1 to be fairly difficult and im smashing 4u now. Wouldnt worry too much about the english mark, if youre doing reasonably well in your other subjects it can only bring you down so much. If you...

I'm only about a third done with course but I'd say probably integration<(Mechanics+complex numbers)<vectors<proofs

Wouldnt be so sure vectors will be easy. Alot of material in textbooks is, but the actual stuff they put up is nothing like whats in the textbooks.