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Question: MY Answer: I was wondering if you guys could check if there was anything 'wrong' with my format because during trials, apparently I set up my induction questions poorly and as a result I only got 2 out of a potential 4. =/

You are misunderstanding everything I say LMAO.

Are you even looking at my 'question'? LMAO Most of my 'problems' in 3U isn't that I don't know how to solve, it's more 'what's the quickest and most efficient way of doing the question' if you get what I mean.

LOL that's what I did, but it seemed too much working out compared to the answers, so yeah.

How is it 'risky'? Will I lose marks?

Hmm. Okay. I get it now. Thanks. Next... Question: Answer: My question is, let's say once we find 'x' can we just do the following? As x = ???, subbing this value into equation 1 will yield y = ??? (we know the value for y as this is a show question and they already gave it to us). Then...

LMAO going to burn out before the exam begins.

I meant part two. I get part one. Sorry about the misunderstanding. =S

Question: Answer: I don't understand why. I've realised that when I did this problem I did what the solution required of me (i.e. using quadratics and using the discriminant, etc, etc. because the question prior to this set me up a quadratic obviously) but I've never understood why. Could...

When you say 'state' do you mean use the symbols or actually write "Integrating Both Sides:"?

2.! and either.

-_- i got 70 raw, what do you guys think that will align to... roughly?

+1 XD And why was there almost no mechanic questions T_T.

Hmm... But isn't there also the other notation that goes something like... (BTW: can someone run me through the use of LaTeX here? I have: \mathbf({\frac{\pi}{6})^{c}})

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Yep, although I think that is mainly because the trials don't cover all the topics?

O.o I don't think you know how the HSC works. What we're looking at on the table is the 'aligning' of your raw mark to a HSC mark. It is from THERE that the HSC mark gets 'scaled', (i.e. converted into aggregate points) and for 'General Maths' it is particularly low. Hence, 'low scaling'. If...

05 paper q7b :O

Something to do with maths and finance... so far my eyes are on being a quantitative proprietary trader. :cool:

+1 as long as you understand the concepts you don't really need to keep it