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I dont think you need to know the name of the actual pathogen causing the disease, just the disease name and the type of pathogen causing it

Does software engineering involve really hard maths? like a continuation of extension 2. Also is there any site with past exams for this?

not really

1) Y = ax^2 + bx + c when x = 0, y = 0 so c = 0 y = ax^2 + bx (divide by a) Y/a = x^2 + bx/a (complete square) Y/a + (b/2a)2 = x^2 + bx/a + (b/2a)^2 Y/a + (b/2a)2 = (x + b/2a)^2 1/a (Y + b^2/4a) = (x + b/2a)^2 for the vertices 1. B^2/4a = -1 2. B/2a = -2 (simultaneous equations)...

Aggregate 950s? max you can get is 50 per unit meaning max aggregate is 500

The heinmann book has a section on the actual landing onto the ground (not re-entering), but we completely skipped it so i guess its out I also dont recall seeing anything about landing in the excel book (2004 updated version)

Those two are the easiest examples to remember but if they ask for human diseases some are: Creutzfeld-Jacob Disease, Gerstmann-Straussler-Scheinker syndrome, Fatal familial Insomnia, Alpers Syndrome Unfortunately theres none i can find that have easy names to remember

Yeh theres some for ext 1 maths. I dont know other cause all i look at is maths

We are generally pretty even

No they havnt: 2003 winners - Kogarah (LaSalle shock loss to lewisham) 2002 winners - LaSalle Bankstown (beat kogarah) Metropolitan Catholic Colleges. Its a pretty prestigeous comp. What schools feature in MCS?

Low to mid 90s? If you improve you're english then you can be pretty confident of a good UAI

I dont know if this is what you mean, but a UAI of 99.6 will be an aggregate of about 462. Divided by 10 units is about 46.2/50 per unit

For your internals you're ranknig is what is more important then the actual mark. It is possible to get UAI of over 90s with 2 subject not that great, depending on how not great it is. But you would generally have to do pretty well in the other subjects, basically all of them

So what do u do for the next 100 or so days?

Like i said before, our schools timetable is so good that we can go very very slow. When i mean topic i mean like a whole chapter in fitzpatrick Then you should be finished?

This is on a different topic but seeing that i started this thread i might aswell post it here. Ive been doing binomials on my own before we learn it at school and ive come stuck on two questions in the Fitzpatrick book. They may not be that hard They are from Exercise 29 (a) 40. Find the...

Damn cheapo teachers, they basically copied the 2004 SOR specimen test

My school actually had the rankings, ill try and get more info from my maths coordinator on monday

I got 2 after that, physics and SOR, and surprise surprise BOS puts them both on the same day just for me

Give PeT_peT a fair go, after all its the net, you're not getting marked on your spelling and grammer here