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All your subjects besides English and math are heavy content based. Do whichever subject you feel like you will do well in

Haha that's so good

You really can't pick up any new 2u subjects.. Only the ones mentioned above like extension subjects

Im pretty sure you have your business trials tomorrow :P

Isn't there an oversupply of lawyers?

The answer is C, exam choice paper, has weird questions in it Negative ions flow to the anode, positive ions flow to the cathode so for picture 1 , y = anode and z = cathode. Y has reduction potential of -0.24 however it is being oxidised so to work out x you do 0.43-0.24 = 0.19 z = 0.19 =...

Still have 6 more to get through :( - Chem and Bio - Extension 1 maths - Speech for english, although we did an essay for paper 2 -.- pointless - Chem and bio practicals How fun :(

Haha I was under the impression that you were in preliminary and doing HSC next year My bad, for anyone who's in year 10, listen to what I said believe me haha

Has anyone done the paper? If so, how difficult was it?

Dude why would you want to bridge 3u? Legit not being rude but that's so stupid... If you're capable of doing it don't hold off because - it helps your atar, extension 1 maths is rewarding - you wouldn't have to do a bridging course and you can rest during the period between post HSC and uni -...

You did 5.3, you should be able to do advanced maths... By doing general maths, you in a way limit yourself from uni degrees because most of them advise students to take advanced mathematics or higher. All sciences recommend advanced maths or higher. Better off doing advanced or higher than general

Yes

Medicine is for those who genuinely love helping people. Not for those who are interested in the high income

the way you do ii is by forming an inequality 1-(0.4)^n >0.99 0.01 > (0.4)^n Take log of both sides log(0.01) > nlog(0.4) log(0.01)/log(0.4) > n n < log(0.01)/log(0.4) chuck into calculator and you'll get n < 5.02588.... n has to be a whole number therefore n = 5 need to...

What was q16?

Does anyone have chem or bio practical notes that they are willing to share?

So probably a question that'll require you to name an infectious/non infectious disease and it's symptoms, treatment blah blah

Is this smallpox, polio and diphtheria?

Yes, chemistry marking is incredibly harsh. Pretty much, they want us to write detailed responses in a concise manner. Using correct terminology and jargon and just being explicit in your answer.

I have my exam tomorrow! :D I don't think mines catholic, probably a mixture of independent, NEAP and old past papers, like old old hahah