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its ok to use them but its actually harder to memorise other peoples notes than what u've written on your own, e.g if u wrote an english short story and also got one off the internet, if they r the same length, you'd memorise the one you wrote a lot easier than the one you got off the internet...

just a note, engineering has a huge syllabus, in prelim physics we could relax a few days and work a few, prelim engineering is full work throughout the whole year. even in prelim engo you learn about stuff in hsc physics like transistors, transformers, moments/torque. don't get me wrong i...

just wondering when using the acos(x)+bsin(x)=Rsin(x+@) can u just say R=sqrt(a^2+b^2) and @=arctan(b/a) or do u have to expand Rsin(x+@) and equate co efficients?

i've never really looked at going into med or pharmacy, just curious, what sort of tests do they do in STAT and UMAT?

i thought engineers were paid well :S well thats according to mycareer.com at least of course dentistry is alot higher but engineering is still decent

i don't get this about BCS theory BCS theory is supposed to explain how superconductivty works - how current can flow though the lattice without resistance. it is known that electrical resistance is caused by collisions between the electrons and the lattice. all these text books and notes go...

conics: just have to do heaps of questions on it whether textbook or past paper mechanics(resisted): make sure u get ur first equation right usually F=ma=f(x) or F=ma=f(t), then just use ur basic 3u kinematic laws like a = vdv/dx for first case or a = dv/dt for second case, and continue...

My tv guide did! twice it showed big bang theory on the sheet and twice something else was on!

yeh thats probably the same, previous answer just didn't substitute back to get in terms of x

i think cos^2(x) = (1+cos2x)/2

Either: B Engineering(mechatronic)/B science(physics) - cause it pays B Comp science/B science(physics) - cause i'm good at it B Advanced science(mathematical physics) - cause its cool

this makes no sense...

i'm going for Q-Q and core for physics and every module i'm doing + belonging for english. hope its worth it

my parents won't rest till i get tutoring for ALL my subjects including 3 seperate tutors for english. its such a pain. they even said they'd give me $5000 if i get over 99 which is basically immpossible for me. they make constant comments like, what are u gonna do when u fail the HSC to try...

Ruse offers 2u?!?! and the 2u students hadn't learnt quotient rule by half yearlies?!?!?! EDIT:didn't realise this was year 11

immpossible to estimate accurately based on ranks as ur sig says also hard for test scores unless we know the difficulty of ur exams and markers relative to the HSC exams. all i will say if u got those marks in my school u'd get a 99+, though i'm told my school marks pretty hard.

i notice tim seems to estimate higher than most people EXCEPT when i asked for an estimate

year 11, the year when i started to enjoy school, they year i realised i'd never have to do history again.

who said i don't play fps? i just showed that they don't appear on my top 2 favorites anyway imo you need to be as mentally fast to play Age of empires as you constantly switch between offence, defence, scouting, resource gathering, building etc btw: wtf is kh/m a unit of measurement of?

1.Final Fantasy X (excellent storyline) recorded playing time was >100hours, sad i know 2.Age of empires II resource oriented Rts's are so much better than the plain spam build