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Thanx fizzy thought so as when i write up equations I am always told to write the states

Yeah fizzy is correct you should! Who knows i doubt it but it maybe could scrape you an extra mark

Even use quizlet! It is a website and has an app and is really handy

If you can do it with enough time to utilise them than I would be a good idea flop! I use them for pdhpe and bio to remember terms and they work a charm! Why not try the palm cards at the back of the excel book, the are pretty good and would save you heaps of time writing them up!

PDHPE - a very good subject. Core 2 is very interesting and very popular to people who love sport! Core 1 interesting in regards to Australia's health in general. I my opinion it is a content heavy course, with it not being hard but a lot to remember

I find Perms and Combs, SHM and Projectile Motion the hardest, and probably estimation of roots the easiest

lol soz read it wrong but if you think you can get it working well with you prescribed than go ahead

Its up to you Hawk but you seem you are on top of it so just do what would suit your response best! By the way what mod is this?

I'm doing HSC in the Holidays because its local but it sounds really good in the subjects I am doing! However, it does only covers the core topics because everyone doesn't do the same options so it would be a waste for them. Altogether, though it sounds good. It starts on Monday for me so...

Unfortunately these holidays won't be a relaxing one! Got trials and have to study! GG everyone

It depends what you want to do after school. I do similar subjects as this but I do pdhpe instead of physics. I dropped ancient for year 12 only because it wasn't related for what I want to do after school. However, the ancient course gets a lot better in year 12 after year 11 as in prelim for...

Yeah but it is split into chapters

I try to do a mind map of the syllabus in parts! For example, in PDHPE I will do a mind map for the principles of training and have definitions and examples around it :)

Yeah hawk is correct the one's in the syllabus are thermal and catalytic cracking. Thermal cracking is the one where instead of using a catalyst they use high temperatures of around 700C - 1000C :)

when is everyone's trials?

Don't

The apps are good for revision, but I fins the textbook a bit too basic. However, the revise in a month book is quite decent!

Cancer mortality - minimally decreasing Cancer morbidity - increasing CVD mortality - significantly decreasing CVD morbidity - decreasing Hope this helps :)

How do i - 1- Integrate 2sin ^2 x 2- Integrate cos ^2 x Thank you

Yeah go ahead what do you need help with exactly? Do you know the cognitive, associative and autonomous stages of skill acquisition? The characteristics of the learner - prior experience, personality, heredity, ability and confidence? and the learning environment - nature of the skill...