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Lols, don't worry! I'm sure you'll do just fine :) Tafe??? :O

I'd probably guess Manhattan project (If you're doing Q2Q) as i've only seen it once through in the past HSC exams, but I hope it's Pauli and Heisenberg's contribution..

Good luck to everyone doing chemistry !! :) Although I don't do it.. and probably should've done it.. but tell me how everyone goes yeah?

How come I've never heard of bothe and becker.. is it even in the syllabus? O_O

I reckon you should give it a try if you have a passion for maths. Doesn't really matter though cause you can always drop it.

Wolfram|Alpha

No probs. Also if you need any help in 4U maths i'll be happy to help. I'm about to tutor people after I finish HSC so you can add my msn or just pm me (:

Did anyone talk about GENETICS? or just focused on environment? I related genetics with mendel and artificial pollination created different phenotypes, short, long, round, wrinkled, etc..

It depends on how well your answer is, if you mentioned all those and filled up the lines you should be getting a decent mark. I did hydrangeas and growth as well. I also did mendel and just general comments on environment such as sun affecting our skin,etc. I'd say a decent mark 6-8?

I'd recommend you dropping a subject ninepercent. When I did 14 units at the very beginning I was lucky to drop 2 units before half yearlies then another 2 units before trials. It was hell and I would've died doing 4U because I was mostly doing 4U (4U you need a lot of time).

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Why? You don't have to know 'why' just know that it works. Einstein probably just developed mathmetical relationships and came up with E=mc^2.

Use this formula derived from JJ thompson R = mv/qbsin(theta) Where theta = 90 (perpendicular) Sub in values and you can get radius :) Derivation: F = mv^2/r = qvbsin(theta) rearranging to make R the subject R -> mv^2/qvbsin(theta) =...

My teacher keeps going on about it tho.. he has a pHD in doctor and he tells us more than we need to know ~.~

Uhm.. unlikely. But the lines are an indication of how concise your answer should be...so going overboard is unnecessary but don't think you'll get deducted for it.

I want to do Actuarial studies at Macquarie.. or Unsw which is 95+... If I don't get in.. I dunno what i'll do :S

Re: What will be this years band 6 be for bio Lol agreed. The guy sitting next to me just went to sleep for the whole exam... I hope I can get band 6.. gaah.. Multiple choice probably screwed me over

No because its "dry" remember, if it opens up it will transpire at the speed of light and therefore die. It doesn't want to transpire more water -_- it uses water for photosynthesis. It wants to close it so that it keeps cool and theres is less water loss during the hottest part of the day.

Yeah maybe they do want to die, they figured it was too dry so they'd kill themselves :D haha

Oh really.. my bad lols What do you guys reckon the Band 6 cut-off mark will be? 90+?