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i mean its still pre much jsut common sense lmao u aint gonna turn right when it says no right turn like idk.

not that deep mate just buy ipad if u have the money, if not what else can u do

i mean the only thing u kinda have to "learn" is all the buttons on the car, its pretty obvious if u see a right hander u gotta turn the wheel to the right

watched oppenhiemer then just snuck in to watch barbie

I mean i did 40hrs legit and just bsed the rest, took the test exactly 12months after and passed lmao but my friend did even less like 7hrs of lessons and still passed lol

Studying isn't based on how many hours you spend, rather more how much you can work efficiently. I know some people who got .9s studying 2hrs everyday, while others struggle to get remotely close to that studying 5hrs every day. Of course, a general rule of thumb is that you'd want to do at...

So what u don't wanna do is to fall into the trap of starting your response with "To a great extent...etc". My teacher was a past HSC marker for module A, and he explicitly stated markers really hate it when you start w something similar to that. The "To what extent" is sort of implied in your...

just do only ext 2 in the first week since its first, then u have 1-2 weeks depending on what date to purely study for ext1

theres a download button once u open the green tab for the lesson lmao its not hard to find

Its likely to be the same topics ur doing at school, so I wouldn't fret too much since I don't think they test that far ahead for yr10. Because ur doing it in term4, just do past yearly papers, that will cover all topics and is probably similar difficulty.

Isnt doing standard like guaranteed <b6? lmao

would i get away w it if i jsut subbed in n=2 or is that not what the q wanted?

I don't think it matters really, I used n=2 and u get the same.

From what u've given I'm assuming it's because if u subbed n<3 u get "negative" terms? I.e. for the 4th line if u use n=2 the I(n-3) will now be I(-1)? And 3 is the next number that works. But yea SB257 is right you'll have to show the full part cus idk what a) iv) is asking for.

I back this up completely, though I'm not sure if its still the same tests/process now because I know selective changed to like thinking skills or something. Nevertheless, for context I managed to get into a top 10 OC class, my parents forced me to do it and I didn't really know what it was back...

She took it out and put it into brackets so u can visualise the product to sum, its a multiplication so if u take out any it doesn't really matter, its more rearranging if anything

Because it undergoes uniform circular motion, and in uniform circular motion, the velocity is changing but the speed is constant, meaning only direction is changing Remember there are always 3 cases. When theta (angle between velocity of charge and magnetic field) is 0, meaning field is...

So if you look at the original dy/dx = sqrt(1-y^2), 1-y^2 must be greater or equal to zero to be defined. Solving for y gives u the region of [-1,1] Now plugging those values into the y=sin(x-pi) you get that domain for x, this matches SB257 answer I hope that makes sense

doesnt seem like im gifted at maths then 😭

am i the only one who flukes engineering tests? i always study 2 days prior to exam and seem to do quite well