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everything's relative. As it is, everyone found it easy, so they're going to mark it very hard. Maybe some of you should stop counting your chickens before they hatch and bragging about how great you're going to do.

some of the past paper mechanics questions are killers. is anyone else freaking out yet about the prospect of actually sitting for this damn paper?

i'm not sure if you should use a related text that is already prescribed for the same module. i am using a famous picture of the girl running away from napalm during the vietnam war.... but you could basically use most movies... and american beauty... we;re alsoi studying truman show at school...

remember the titans (movie) american beauty (movie) animal farm (orwell) great gatsby (f scott fitzgerald) i don't know if they're good or not, but i'm using two of them....

i'd be a bit wary about using newton's rule because it was used in one of the sample essays from last yr provided by the board. So all of NSW probably has access to that as well

is it true that at least 50% of your essay should be on discussing your prescribed text?

thanks heaps. i'll probably try to do 3, and 2 outside resource (ditching fight club cause it seems the whole of nsw is doing it)

for those who are doing dawe, do you know how many poems we are meant to discuss in the exam? and also, how many related texts of our own should we draw upon? i've heard that the bare minimum is 3, but some people are telling me that 2 is also sufficient. does anyone know the answer?

i do both physics and 4 u, and everyone who does 4 u at my school does physics as well. They don't really help each other that much, but they go well together

how did everyone fair in the catholic trials?

arnold's so much easier than fitzpatrick. fitzy is probably a single and miserable man who spends his lonely winter nights cuddled up in bed thinking up new questions to torment already fragile students doing the 4 unit course.

you get acceleration by differentiating v, if v is a function of t a=dv/dt if v is a function of x a=dv/dx(1/2 v^2) i hope i got the whole function thing right, because i always mix them up. when i say v is a function of x i mean v=2x+4 or whatever (just in case i didn't get the...

i curse the day i was possessed to pick up this goddamn subject. the amount of work i have from this one extra unit outweighs all my other units put together!