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Lol. So true.

I'm not to sure you have got these terms right. How does qualitative take a long time? And then quantitative be quick? It takes a lot longer to measure the wavelength of light from a orange to determine it's colour then it does to say "It's orange". And why is there bias in quantitative? If...

It is great fun being impulsive!

In 5 years time I will also hopefully be doing my PhD :detective:

Qualitative: An Orange is orange. Quantitative: An Orange has a pH of 5. If it has numbers -> Quantitative

LOL Oh dear...

Sorry, only 1 Quagmire allowed here.

Some of the people who are walking around are really good. Though there are others that do shit all. Just hope you get the good ones.

Multiple choice is just stupid. No point to it. As much as I also love learning about the history of maths and physics, I hate having questions like that where I am assessing the impact of their work.

Bit risky.

Ext 2 Math

I don't know if I regret anything to do with the HSC, I got into the course I wanted and I had a ball, year 12 was so much fun. That said I regret all the stupid mistakes I make in every maths test...

Haha I was the same. In year 11 I came no where. When I decided I wanted to do 4u maths, I had teachers telling me I shouldn't because I'd fail etc etc. But in the end I got E4 in maths. Granted, I didn't go to a good school, but my marks were far beyond what the school would have expected at...

It's year 11. Don't worry about it. Year 12 is what matters. Year 12 is very different to year 11. I didn't do very well in year 11. Learn from your mistakes, don't worry about them. "Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new." Use these results, see where you went wrong...

Haha really? Awesome!

Please post a pic.

10 hrs?! :o No.. god no.

Lmao. I have never sleep walked :(

Yay story time! Gather round youngin's! Don't worry about it, better luck next time.

^That's question 9, not 5 :p