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Greetings all, What are the best textbooks to get for: Physics Chemistry English - Advanced 2u Mathematics Or if you know any great textbooks for other subjects such as bio, pdhpe etc feel free to post them to help others. Any revision guides or similar things are also welcomed...

No-one successful is there because they were naturally smart, they are there because they have a dog-with-a-bone attitude. The HSC rewards hard work far greater than natural talent.

You don't know a thing about the world do you? XD

None. I think men and women are the ones who save lives. I find it ridiculous that a good person who is a non-believer is considered worthy of eternal condemnation over a bad person who is a believer. I think grand and expensive buildings for worship are disgusting. I think the fact that...

No no no, you are clearly mistaken. They are a very prosperous country, flourishing in their vast trading systems across the globe.

On the Uni websites they have the eligible courses listed. I'd advise checking it out since all unis have their own little schemes and shit.

It won't do anything to your ATAR as itself but unis will treat it as bonus points to get into whatever course you didn't reach. Also it doesn't matter what mark you get.

I do accounting at TAFE and I think, I heard somewhere last that its not 50-50 internal-external but soley 100% externals. Can someone confirm this? preaseeeeee

So really, the system only accommodates the <(200-150) schools?

What about accounting?

Do you think overall it would be safe to say getting fairly close to 1st ranked person will mean you won't really get affected by your rank, even in a >400 ranked school?

In a situation where there is a >400 ranked school and in throughout several course the top 3 people lets say 'x', 'y' and 'z'are pretty close in the internal assessment, say 92,89,87 respectively, and then the rest of the class is 77-60. If 'x' gets 93, 'y' gets 90 and 'z' gets 89 in externals...

I'm pretty sure I'm going to fail this chemistry exam, its 20% weighting. Unfortunately. The reason being is because I was an idiot and didn't commit to the subject at all through the first half of year 12. It falls on the same day as a 30% weighting 2u mathematics exam so I've had to prioritise...

I do Financial services, an adaptation of the previous accounting course. Does anyone know how it is calculated in the HSC? Its a TAFE course just wondering how they do it...

Its just a formula to remember, primitive of 1/x = ln(x) and since it's 4 x 1/x it is therefor 4ln(x) and finaly when its an undefined i.e. not between two defined points you have to add the constant C at the end.

Oh you are an angel from heaven :)

Somene save me from this demon called maths arrggg

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New question yay. The geometric series a+ar+ar^2 has a second term of 1/4 and has a limiting sum of 1. I) show that a=1-r II) solve a pair of simultaneous equations to find r

Ahhh ok, thanks guys Also, how come sometimes linear equations are in the form ax + by + c = 0 and not ax + by = c?