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well for 14 i put C but many of my friends wen for A i initially thought it was A, and i still think it is A. But the thing that put my off was something Bulmer said in his 'updated economics' book. Im not sure if anyone has that book its the 2002 edition Book C 'UPDATED ECONOMICS" by John...

wow, no offence sir, but i think that is pretty expensive. That probably means that you are a good tutoror, which means its good money. But maths is over! hehe im cool.

lol, suprisingly thats the only D i got i think they try to do that so that the weaker physics students will start expressing doubt over their answers, and then begin to change them. lets hope that they do hehe

seriously though, that question is really stupid. i mean 200k+ acceleration? i think they really wanted us to write down that the g-forces were way too high. I got that value initially, and the first thought that came to me was that it was incorrect, but i knew then that it had to be something...

lol, its cool that 4U is over. But for those that are dooin actuary (hopefully i wont), they will prob have to continue wif maths, but after they finish a yr or so of actuary in uni, they will find how easy this 4U test is. :)

its really hard to say how they will do it this year. From what i hear, last year they scaled 4U pretty high, which is which there has been alot of people doin 4U this year (at least in my school), which might mean they will reduce scaling to not as high as last year. But there is also other...

same here! i continued to write though, i couldnt feel my hands or wateva, i was suprised i could still rite readable words hehe damn, they expect you to write at least 24 pgs all up. Wat torture!

i let the hugest sigh of relieve and happiness when i walked out of the english. no longer do i have to collect supp material, or read poems or analyse material and write in text types. English is something ive always hated, its so hard to figure out wat to study, and all you can do is study the...

the first question was pretty general so i did round 10 pages the second i think i did 8, and the third i did 8. But if you signed your letter, make sure its not your name, and even if it is, hope that its a general name or markers could take bias lol.

i know lugia, i have like one D only but im sure there are other D's. It always happens to me in phys, i have always done mulitple questions wif like only one D or B, and i always end up wif 10/15 but im pretty sure that there arent that many D's in this test, cause these questions were pretty...

Put it this way, if you write 3 pages of bullshit, there is no way you cant get full marks, the answer will have to be there somewhere, unless you really are way off the mark. but true, many markers mark up to the dot, if a word or sentence isnt there, then you lose the mark thats the main...

i was pretty happy neutron scattering came out, since i studied for that, and that question was very general, so it allowed for alot of bullshitting. The hardest in Q to Q was the graph one about the beta decay i think. But since you studied your arse off in particle accelerators and electron...

cool, i got somewhere round that kaseita using v^2=u^2 +2as. But i too think it was kinda easy, although i know i got a few wrong. Compared to my trials, it was fairly easy, and for a person who is not that good a phys, im relieved that it was. Most of the questions were fairly straight...

31 (b) was pretty hard, i couldnt actually use the graph to figure out the answers, as well as the other stuff, but i got Pauli which is okay. The 7 mark question was ok, it was a question that obviosly tested those that studied most of the stuff, not jus the basics i think. Although i thought...

well, its on channel 31, some people cant recieve it for some reason, but people around bankstown canterbury area should be able to, then higher places. its usually tuesday from 6:30 or was it 7:30 sometimes it doesnt show it, which kinda sucks. but it should be on.

But of course, you do have a point, this 'final exams' we do, is not to test out intelligence, but like you say, just how well everyone can cram and memorise. Obviously those that have studied and done work throughout the year, have less to memorise or cram. And those that have an understanding...

As is said, this system of us having final exams, doesnt show the true nature of the 'intelligence' you could say. It does benefit those that memorise, although i do find it hard for maths. I maths you get different questions all the times, which involves appling the concept of a formula, and...

the best students in school and those that get the best marks for the HSC are usually those that know the concepts, including formulas and stuff, and more importantly understand how they come into action, ie. understand not only what the concepts are, but also to apply them to different...

im planning of getting a combined commerce and arts so i can learn japanese. There is no point in learning a language, if your not going to be good at it, even if it is just to get marks, or to travel places. So i think its good for everyone who is learning jap at high scool to continue at uni...

well, i think for 7bii) there could be other answers spice girls one could be the most simplest mine was just derived without integration or wateva, and i got a value in terms of n. whether or not it is the 'simplest' expression, thats impossible to tell. so, im not sure wheter the BOS is...