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i would say Mandarin is hard considering the range of characters Japanese also isn't easy but then again it doesn't have as many [kanji, hiragana...] characters you need to learn compared to Mandarin for business perspectives, in Australia, mandarin might be a better choice but if your going...

look at what you like, what is relevant to you're career/what you're studying and you should always be able to change subjects in the beginning of the year

maybe phy scales higher but i don't think it happens to often its usually they scale roughly the same but chem a little bit higher

don't neglect it, you might find some useful information (...etc) whilst doing it you can skip the easy parts though

for the left one for the one on the right

try both of them then drop the one you dislike, or decide to keep both, or drop both

i've never used them but by the looks of them i think the one on the left is the one you should get since its updated to suit the new AOS... wow, mathsex must be good

right now i find them usefull for revison, not for the topic in detail itself because they tend to miss on some points and are really brief

yea, it might feel that way, but i found most of the answers correct i think it just might be how you look at things

yea, true, thats waaay too much, don't try do a whole 4hrs, its just too much, instead try 2 hrs of efficient work on weekends, complete hw, make quick notes and revise on what you learnt in the past 1-2 days, and when you make notes, follow the syllabus dot points

looking at your subjects, i would say do music if you really want to and are passionate about it because you might struggle to find time

sure you can

opps, my bad

\text{letting the eqn equal 0, we find that it intersects at} \pm \sqrt{7/3} \int_{-\sqrt(7/3)}^{\sqrt(7/3)}(3X^2-7)/[(X-2)(X+3)] \int_{-\sqrt(7/3)}^{\sqrt(7/3)}\frac{1}{X-2}-\frac{4}{X+3}+3 [ln|x-2|-4ln|x+3|+3x] \text {with the}({-\sqrt(7/3)} )and{\sqrt(7/3)} i think thats it, try it and see...

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Re: them cityrail moments LOLOLOLOL hahahhhahahaha

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you might have to work hard and if you do, you should get an ATAR in the 80s

yes, as long as you're getting consistant band 5-6 you just might have to put more effort in gen maths

i think his goal is to get you used to HSC type questions instead of textbook ones, and if he's taught students with 95+, i'm sure his methods have reason