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When i was doing a past paper, i converted to millmetres and answer was still in cm but with 1 decimal place (e.g. to nearest millmetre :/)

My teacher said ppl didnt convert to millmetres and should part it wrong

When a question says leave your answer to the nearest millimetre (but the info provided by the q are all in centimetres), should my answer be expressed as millmetres (e.g. 34mm) or should it be (3.4cm to the nearest millmetre)?

Could someone msg me the solutions to the 2002 independent paper? if they have it? :?

Haha :)

Lol that is even better :) thanks :)

Thanks im happy :D btw is this with my improved predicted ranking?

Std eng: 74 maths 2u: 24 history: 43 bio: 39 chem: 15 phy: 15

Ehh okay ill find em brb

School rank: 400ish I do 12 units. Std English: 5th (i think i will remain 5tH cause i did pretty bad in trials) Biology: 5th Chemistry: 2nd Ancient History: 2nd Physics: 4th Mathematics (2u): 5th OR if i get the ranks below after receving trial results what would my atar be? Std...

Good practice for me :D probably got 70% if i did it right now

1. For genes: can talk about mendel's 'factors' and their behaviour during reproduction. later verified by sutton, boveri and morgan. (E.g. their supported mendel's law of random segregation of genes and indepedent assortment etc) 2. Idk what the exact q is and two same alleles dont produce...

That would suck and won't happen in hsc cause they would probably have a graph on its optimal pH and its role in catalysing a specific substrate. Independent was worse :3 there were definite stuff completely outta syllabus.

I did the independent one and there were some weird questions. I think i did alright tho. Probably 90% if lucky

We did it :)

Nice :)

Was it on modeelling the phases of meiosis too? And how long were u given?

Lol

You reckon that could be done in 10mins?

So what would be a possible prac exam for meiosis?