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Also, don't do standard. Never do standard. (unless you absolutely, absolutely x1000 suck at English and score <50% in Adv.)

It's really isn't that hard. Personally, if I could go back, I wouldn't do it. This is only because the results obtained, in my opinion, are not worth the work needed. It's only 1 unit.

majority.

I strongly believe the only current social issue is the prevalence of people who won't let it happen. Let's face it - as the years tick away, the older generations who make up the large majority of people against these equality acts will die and it will be passed eventually as a result.

trolling.

But I do see your point. Maybe now you will know how it feels to have your opinions and what you feel is right and unequal to be socially oppressed because a huge chunk of the planet disagrees with you.

Everyone deserves to be treated equally. So what if someone is black, white, gay, straight, female, male, transgender, comedic, a punk rocker etc.etc.etc. We are all human. There is no difference. We all deserve the same rights, because we are this - human. Who is to say you can't do x because...

Considering the average ATAR is about 70, and there are about 700 school in the state, and you are coming 5th, 3rd, 1st, 7th and 13th at a school in the top 80 - you really shouldn't worry. You'll be fine.

Play it slowly and work out what feels comfortable. I like to start on my third finger, then second, thumb, then back to second, then repeat.

So, there is still hope in getting a Band 6? :)

We need your school rank.

Isn't this the Shipwreck topic? O.o Galvanic makes electricity. Electrolysis uses it to break down compounds, so it would only make sense for them to be reversed. It's positive in an electrolytic cell because this is where electrons are being taken and then transfered to cations at the cathode...

You might be a bit restricted if that's all you've prepared though.

If I was in your position, I'm pretty sure I would die out of nowhere.

I did this at the start of Year 11. Don't bother with it.

As a 3U student - are we meant to know this off the top of our head? O_O

How on Earth did you get this? O.o

lol...when I see something that I actually might know, I go all out. Though I do hope to tutor lower levels of maths at the end of the year, because I really do enjoy explaining it :)

Both can score full marks. 1st person if you want the story to be intimate with the main character i.e. get into their head, internal emotions, thoughts etc. 3rd person if you don't want to be limited just to the characters perspective. Write in the form that you feel will most best convey...

1. Explain why the gradient of a straight line is given by m in the equation y=mx+b Two points are needed to define a iline. Y = x defines a line at an angle of 45 degrees through the origin. In other words, when x=1, y=2..x=2,y=2 and so on. m and b are now added to manipulated this line so...