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A lot of mindmapping for physics and english. helps you see the relationships between different areas and concepts visually which helps me remember information better. teaching an imaginary noob also works. Maybe get a sibling and like force them to listen to your yapping and ask them to spam...

using your foresight can you leak 2025 hsc papers pls thanks

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tahts genuinely crazy GL

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realest thing ever

yeah i mean in a perfect world you would give all working and explanations anyway but it eats too much time writing every step down. if you are looking for the state rank then yea it would be best to write as much as you can without eating too much time

yeah i believe so too they compare who gave more working or smth or like explained smth better and whoever did that will get the rank

why tf mirrors and lenses gotta be such a pain in the arse

Hi you might not need help anymore but: Let A = arctanx Therefore tanA = x Using the identity Cot(90 - x) = tanx (will use pi/2 = 90 for easier visibility) x = cot(90-A) arccotx = 90-A sub arctanx = A arccotx = 90-arctanx therefore arctanx+arccotx = 90 (pi/2)

Yes, you can go down the hole of appropriation and recontextualisation. My school decided to do Geoffrey Saxes' Othello

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Have a go practicing with your friends, set a weekly time or multiple times where you will meet up and practice speaking. Speaking and listening is the number 1 way you can improve at a language from what i've heard.

like any experiemnts you do in class i believe count towards those hours, although literally no one counts how much time you spend. the experiments should always go through what you are already learning in class; e.g you learn about friction and you will conduct an experiment on friction, depth...

How does one improve their English analysis skills

I've heard mindmapping can help with the flow of your argument. Also apparently it helps a lot with retention idk

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