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Honestly thought I was gonna get destroyed by paper 1, but it really wasnt too bad. Question e) of unseen was pretty bad as you said, but honestly everything else was relatively okay. Paper 2 though, that's gonna be an entirely different story... Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

Have a look on the website, on each degree scroll down and click the domestic students bit. In there, they list some indicative criteria (ie: for your degree it may say you need at least 60% in general maths or whatever, depending on what you want to do) The extra curricular stuff will honestly...

Thankyou! Yes I confirmed with my teacher that k is proportional in the x and y axis respectively, so this works. Thanks so much for your help! Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

Just realised I should've used 200 not 200sqrt2 But I got it from taking dx/dt and subbing in t=0 to get 50/0.25=200 initially Is the process right? Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

Thanks heaps! I've gotten this far but this is the part in struggling with... I just dont know where to go from here? Do I just equate those or...? Thanks again Edit: sorry, mechanics is the topic I am struggling with most atm. Thanks again :) Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

Hey guys, we have an assignment due first day back next term, and I'm just slightly confused with part of it. This is the question A projectile is fired from a gun at 45 degrees to the horizon. The displacement of the projectile in the x axis is defined by the following function...

Would love a link to this also :) Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

Hey guys, I've done this before, but just want to make sure I'm still on track for my goal of 95 before trials School rank~ 250 (I know :() Subject | Rank | Avg Mark | B6's last year English Advanced: 3/33 | 85% | 1 Chemistry: 1/20 | 93% | 0 Physics: 1/4 | 86% | 1 MX1: 1/2 | 83% | 0 MX2...

Anyone else recently get the email inviting them to the Tuckwell Interviews in Canberra? Any previous/current Scholars with any advice? Thanks :) Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

Because we know x-2 is a factor, we know that P(2)=0 So 3(2)^2+3(2)+a=0 Therefore a=-18 B Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

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Hey guys, just wondering where everyone gets practice trials papers from? I've already done all the ones I had on my hard drive for revision, and with trials coming up I want to keep it going. Are there any with worked answers anywhere? I do: 3U 4U Chemistry Physics Adv English Thanks :)...

Awesome, thanks heaps! I thought that Also, so I'm working super hard for externals haha Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

Hey guys, I got an estimate a while ago, but was just looking to see how I am tracking now? School rank: consistently around 250-300 ish English Advanced: 3/35 Chemistry: 1/20 Physics: 1/6 3U: 1/2 4U: 1/1 (first time it's ever run at my school) Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

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Considering that I go to a school that is running 4U for the first time in its history for me (And I'm the only one in my class), anyone know how I could judge how difficult my test was? I'm finding it difficult to judge how good/bad my mark is, although I did make a few silly errors... Sent...

No, because NESA don't care about the marks that you get for internals. All they look at is the rank and the gaps between people in the class. Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

Of course haha, since this my confidence has gone up considerably in 4U, especially after the half yearly and I am aiming much higher Was more just that I eas surprises the lower percentages nearly double in the aligning process. Thanks :) Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

Because the question says that 200ml of distilled water is added to the 20ml solution, your V2 becomes 200+20ml, and that gives you the 0.36 If the question says the solution is diluted to 200ml, then your answer is correct. Be careful of the wording of the question Sent from my SM-G935F...

As above, marks do not matter, however the content you learn in Prelim sets you up for Year 12 Also, you can be assessed on up to 30% Prelim content in maths during the HSC, so be aware of that.