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[kaz1]

Re: 4 unit maths???????/

If you have a love of maths then you should do it because you already have good enough results to do 4unit by the looks of it.

 

[Aerath]

Re: 4 unit maths???????/

Your results aren't -horrible- and since You're Top 5, I think you could do 4U.

 

[Continuum]

Re: 4 unit maths???????/

I reckon you could probably do it but you'll have to reconsider how much work it'll probably take. You have 13 units at the moment so you'll definately need to drop one subject if you want to do well.

 

[12o9]

Re: 4 unit maths???????/

but i didnt really prepare for the exams and i know i could do heaps better.wat should i do???????????

Prepare for exams

 

[bubblesss]

Re: 4 unit maths???????/

I reckon you could probably do it but you'll have to reconsider how much work it'll probably take. You have 13 units at the moment so you'll definately need to drop one subject if you want to do well.

i forgot to tell you im dropping ancient at te ed of this year.

 

[bubblesss]

Re: 4 unit maths???????/

Prepare for exams

yeah good idea:rofl:

 

[bubblesss]

Re: 4 unit maths???????/

thanks everyone for ur advice. i just wasn't sure what to do

 

[rochelleee]

Re: 4 unit maths???????/

my teacher said 4U-material kids should be getting:
90s in 2UNIT and 80s in 3UNIT.

maybe she ws exaggerating a little idk
anyway, i reckon as long as you're prepared to work hard, and you have to love maths.

 

[rochelleee]

Re: 4 unit maths???????/

oh, i forgot to give my opinion.
YES YOU SHOULD DO 4UNIT

 

[bubblesss]

Re: 4 unit maths???????/

oh, i forgot to give my opinion.
YES YOU SHOULD DO 4UNIT

hey we have almost the same subjects except ur mod hst and my physics

 

[chltmddus112]

Re: maths preliminary

we have just started locus

 

[-tal-]

Re: maths preliminary

@ school:
2u - basic arithmetic & algebra, real functions, trigonometric ratios, plane geometry.

3u - other inequalities, circle geometry, permutations & combinations, polynomials, harder applications of 2u

@ tutor:
2u - everything except linear functions, integration, log & exponential functions, trig functions

3u - everything but circle geo, angles between 2 lines, interna & ext. division of lines, permutations & combinations

 

[Aerath]

Re: maths preliminary

Haha, at my school, our 2U and 3U classes are just learning 2U work. =\

 

[Sarah182]

Re: maths preliminary

We have nearly completed the textbook, but if you want to know what we have actually LEARNT, then not much at all.
It's just lucky for me that Maths Tutors exist.

 

[rochelleee]

Re: 4 unit maths???????/

lol we do aye?

cool, how do you like em?
im dropping modern this year anyway

 

[Continuum]

Re: 4 unit maths???????/

my teacher said 4U-material kids should be getting:
90s in 2UNIT and 80s in 3UNIT.

maybe she ws exaggerating a little idk
anyway, i reckon as long as you're prepared to work hard, and you have to love maths.

Nah, I reckon that sounds about right for people wanting to do 4U.

 

[Aplus]

Re: 4 unit maths???????/

Your rankings suggest that you are more than capable of studying Mathematics Extension 2.

 

[Sarah182]

Re: 4 unit maths???????/

Personally I dont think marks are the best way of deciding if you are capable of doing a subject. My maths teacher told me I should do 4 unit and I got 47% on the Extension 1 half yearly!! (he sets very difficult exams).

Your ranks show you can definately do 4 unit but I guess it depends if you are confident with the current work and you are passionate. Good Luck

 

[Aplus]

Re: maths preliminary

my 3unit is just one class not two separate classes, is that how it's like for everyone ?

Yeah, we only have one mathematics class. I don't understand this thing where you have an Advanced Mathematics class and a separate Extension 1 Mathematics class. I mean what's the point? At least with English, you know you'll be studying different modules and texts, but what's the point in Mathematics?

 

[the-derivative]

Re: 4 unit maths???????/

Just give it a shot, and see how you go. Im pretty sure after the first month or so, you'll be able to work out whether you should stay or not.