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I don’t understand this obsession with “losing your youth” in Year 12. Honestly, Year 12 is not really “youth”. The real enjoyment of “youth” (so to speak) happens in uni - especially once you and your peers turn 18. I’m sure most people will agree with me. You can still study medicine at uni...

Pretty much this. For most people the whole “youth experience” thing happens in uni, not high school.

Please post these threads in the Mathematics Advanced forum

If I'm not mistaken, undergrad med is a faster pathway to becoming a doctor than post-grad med. There are also plenty of instances where people took a separate undergraduate degree with the aim to getting into postgraduate medicine (usually because they couldn't get into undergraduate medicine)...

Do you mean y=e-x^2e^x If so then as x gets large the x^2 also gets large and so does e^x Hence that whole second term gets very large, but since it is a small constant minus this very large term the whole thing becomes negatively large

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Draw a diagram and it should be clear that you just need to prove similar triangles and equate the ratio of sides, then work it out from there. Alternatively, you could find the coordinates of G and H then directly prove the ratio by computation.

The problem is that every attempt so far at implementing effective climate change policy in Australia has failed. The closest we got was a carbon price implemented under Gillard, which then got repealed under Abbott. The NEG was another close call but ended up getting dumped amongst the recent...

I don’t think Shorten’s popularity made a huge difference tbh. If we cast our minds back to the 2012 election we had a similar situation where Kevin Rudd just (revenge) rolled Julia Gillard and was up against Tony Abbott. Rudd was clearly more popular than Abbott yet the LNP won - which many...

How did the polls get it so wrong?! This is like 2016 US election blunder level

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On behalf of the Bored of Studies team, I am excited to announce that we will be launching a new website on Sunday 2nd of June! :bosman: Ever since the first Bored of Studies website was launched in 2002, we have been committed to helping students get through one of most important years of...

Would you rather get texts from One Nation or United Australia? lol

As long as Bill Shorten doesn’t have a Michael-Daley-like moment in the final week then Labor is most likely to win My vote is unlikely make much difference because I’m in a safe Labor seat...

Bump. This on this Saturday! Still places left to register, particularly for the Mathematics Extension 2 session...

Bump. There are still spots left...

I am excited to announce that Bored of Studies has partnered with Parramatta Library to host FREE seminars aimed at students like you! :) The goal of the seminars is to help you get a head start and deeper understanding of concepts in the Preliminary HSC course. We will particularly focus on...

I am excited to announce that Bored of Studies has partnered with Parramatta Library to host FREE seminars aimed at students like you! :) The goal of the seminars is to help you get a head start and deeper understanding of concepts in the Preliminary HSC course. We will particularly focus on...

Make sure you understand the logic of where everything comes from (e.g. derivations of formulas) as it reinforces your understanding of how certain formulas work and when they don't work. Otherwise, you're just working with a black box that you don't understand and therefore don't know when to...

Final bump!