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Finding it hard to discern whether that is the epitome of retardation or just pure genius :p I kiiiiiid Omni. A question in 2U is always achievable by 2U methods, so why overcomplicate?

http://i54.tinypic.com/25qq81u.jpg As in the diagram, for the first pick it can either be red or blue. For the second pick it can either be red or blue, and the same for the third. Now, for working out the fraction of probablity, simply look at the number of favoured outcomes and divide it by...

To my knowledge, UNSW has the best engineering faculty in Australia. ANU is also an option if you seek a research based course. What ATAR are you aiming for?

Like khorne said, just see if the ion (generally is one) can both accept AND donate a proton. Quite obviously a neutral acid molecule of acetic acid will not be amphiprotic. It can only donate a proton and not accept it. Similarly, an acetate ion can only accept a hydronium ion and not donate...

haha Jang. Watching you fight for one mark in Physics was hilarious :p I still think you're right though! So confused...

I've always gone with a different text type for the related text (Infact it is dictated that we choose a different text type)

haha omg it's jang! Damn you. Rez just had to swap around the last two days...

To my understanding, it will oscillate back and forth in accordance with the frequency of the AC supply. A DC motor is made in such a manner such that the split ring commutator reverses the flow of current every half a revolution (and ensure a constant direction of rotation). AC current reverses...

Following on from that, remember to determine the stationary point's nature as well This can be done by observing the sign of the first derivate on both sides of the stationary point. So in this particular case: We first determine the sign of the first derivative before e Lets take, say, 1 At...

It's amazing how nearly every post here contains a hint of arrogance. Why not stick to simply HELPING the OP? @OP: As Trans4M suggested, 'opinion' is subjective. If you believe 70-75 is ample to allow for admission in the course of your choice, then, voila! So be it. Remember, the ATAR is...

MIND! You can still excel (based on your definition), if you truly put the required effort in. It is simply a matter of genuine attempt.

Thank you! :)

You know I don't get your humour sometimes, ohexploitable. It is quite blatantly obvious you don't really do 'General Math' and the likes, but rather enjoy mocking those of a lower academic level relative to you. That being said, I know it's teh interwebs. But still, Why?

Good on you! There's really no harm in applying It may just work out... Good luck, and do keep us posted on your progress! :)

No worries! My selections were (in order): 1. Caringbah HS 2. Girraween HS 3. Fort Street 4. NSBHS And ironically, I ended up going to my last priority :) (Glad I've done so!) Which schools are you applying for?

Yeah it's a pity! I wanted ultraman8's notes as well :\

LOL Omi! That's essentially the preference list for majority of the top selective high schools. Which is what worries me. Is it ill-judged to apply for, say, UNSW Engineering (ATAR Entry of 91) with an ATAR of 99+?

To my knowledge, extraordinary talent in music/sport can imply a bonus of upto 5 ATAR points! Rock up? Ofcourse, you would let manager or so, know of your intentions before you simply 'rock up'. A quick call with a date would generally suffice. Just a quick question, whilst I have stocked up...

Thanks, mate :)

Hey! I did the same and made it into Girra (But ended up going to NSB :P) Anyway, It isn't "SUPER HARD" or an easy stroll. In my opinion, ACER tends to moderate the level of difficulty quite effectively. For me, Math was relatively the easiest part of the exam. Questions ranged from simplistic...