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I feel really nervous for tomorrow...

Hahah last years paper was "harder" than usual, e4 cutoff was quite low (48/70)

Doubt it'll be as hard as carrosticks. Back then, question 7 was dedicated for projectile or binomial. Nowadays the last part of the entire question may be a projectile. Hopefully it's a good test though.

I think it's to do with the teacher's ability rather than time constraints. My original maths teacher was away a week after trials because she was sick. We had another teacher to come and teach us Mechanics. The teacher was brilliant, taught the entire mechanics topic in a week. The only...

I hope you got the reference I was making... :p Matrix marketing (luring strategy) -----> Our teachers have PHD's that's why you should come.

Probably another case of "doing it for the scaling"

Nah, because he doesn't want to give up teaching 4u, I reckon he should stick with BOS trials. His trial papers are unique, you get questions which you rarely find in other papers. Also more and more people are being attracted to his papers. Honestly, i think as the years go by more people will...

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Did your matrix teacher also say that you must have a PHD in order to teach?

Add silver nitrate to phosphate and you'll get a yellow ppt

HAHAHA biology knowledge

HAHAHAHA Was waiting for someone to say that. :p You can incorporate knowledge from all sciences.

If they have perms and combs along with probability in a paper, max 5 marks. The paper is 70 marks total, they "need" to address most (all except one maybe) topics taught in the paper.

The role of the aforementioned buffer is to withstand pH changes in living cells to maintain homeostasis, a constant internal environment which allows for enzymes to operate optimally, and since the activity of enzymes influence metabolic activity, a constant pH environment equates to optimal...

Well the primary disadvantage is that exposure to radiation has the potential to cause mutations and alter DNA sequences in the human body, possibly resulting in faulty protein production and a disruption to homeostasis. haha biology knowledge helps a lot with this! You just talk about how...

4u exam also had no induction... Rather odd paper.

Hahaha success answers are not that good.

Hopefully for industrial it's the 3 cells. Mercury Cell - Sodium dissolves in mercury forming an amalgam. The amalgam flows out of the cell where it does not react with water or chlorine. Continues flowing until it reaches the decomposer where it is reacted with water. Here the amalgam...

Yes but what makes you think you're going to blitz through the core? It's chemistry, anal marking criteria. DO NOT give up now. Study for the option, who cares if you hate it. There's only one more day of studying for chem and then you won't have to in a long time. Just push yourself, you...

I dont think it's been asked in a while