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Naah, your external mark isn't influenced by your internal mark in any way, its the other way round. Your external mark is always just your hsc exam mark, no matter how badly you do internally. And its 50% of your overal hsc mark, hence more important.

Extension English is not a lot of work, and if you have a good teacher, it's actually quite interesting, so if your school makes you do a minimum of 12 units, and you don't want to do a whole extra subject, then it's probably a good option. But on the other hand, for year11 i actually recommend...

You should probably work on bio as well, since it scales badly and all, and your rank's not that great in comparison to your other subjects.

Haha yeah, he negged me too. What kind of retard thinks trials are worth more than hsc, which is 50% of your total mark?

Depends how much trials are worth. A lot of mine are worth ~30%, which isn't actually that much depending on how well you've performed in your other assessments

And settle for girls within your league to avoid disappointment.

Wow, please don't. You do not have feelings for every single girl you are friends with (i assume/hope), so why should it be assumed that there's something 'wrong' with him, rather than just that she's simply not attracted in that way?

wtf.......

That's where it comes down to how good you are at english. Obviously its better to do one text well, than 2 texts badly. But hsc has been saying 'at least one' or 'two' for years, and if, i think it was 2 years ago, people got super screwed over when it said JUST one, then it would be safe to...

Wrong about what???

Conversely, you will notice the modules which require the use of related texts are 'topics', eg. Belonging or History&Memory rather than just critical analysis or comparative study. So in using more than 1 related text, you can explore the topic from multiple viewpoints to give you greater...

Prooooooooove it

But he said she wasn't good looking either. Average looking people date average looking people, that's how the world works

- Stationary points in the original graph --> cuts the x axis at y= zero directly above or below ie. y'=0 - If the tangents before or after the stationary point are negative -->then the derivative graph will be below the x axis. ie. y'<0 - If the tangents before or after the stationary point are...

Haha, since everyone giving advice seems to be male, here's a female perspective: If you really like her, you shouldn't go out of your way to ignore her. If she's doing special things for you like getting you subway, then obviously you're not JUST a friend, or at least she considers you a really...

Wow, you're only in year 11. The best advice from a year 12 student is, there is absolutely no reason to be stressing. If you put things in perspective, year 11 actually counts for nothing in the scheme of things. But i guess you want to feel prepared, so just look at the syllabus from each...

Haha, the reason they give out those scholarships is to try and rope you into their uni, cos they're desperate for smart students to raise their prestige. It depends what course you want to do. For some courses/careers, what uni you go to really does affect whether you get a job over other grad...

http://www.duxcollege.com.au/pdf/ Just look through the links, there's a lot of stuff there.

http://www.duxcollege.com.au/pdf/Maths2U/ Here's multiple 2u papers, has james ruse 10 solutions i think

Yeah, its too much effort to put all the working :) And generally with questions like that, if you get a clue to the next step, you can normally work it out. (Also, how do you make the equations look like that, is it some complicated html stuff)