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1) is incorrect. In your calculator type 20C9,20C10, 20C11. There is only one greatest coefficient. 2) Expand using binomial, you should get 9 terms, Sub x = 1/3. and you get teh result. It's a lot of calculator work... 3) Expand using binomials for each part. for example: (1+x)^n = 1 + nC1x +...

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2. Find the equation of the parabola with axis parallel to the y -axis and passing through points (0,-2), (1,0) and (3,-8) uh...why don't you try plotting the points on a number plane. Is it even possible for a parabola to be made that its axis is parallel to y axis......

weeks 8 and 9! I've been watching youtube everyday

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Hey Zazz

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http://www.matrixeducation.com.au/atar/atar-calculator.html by the looks off it, you should get 95+ comfortably with high 80s as hsc marks.

That entirely depends on your school. For example you may be highly ranked (say around 5th), but your school only gets around 3 band 6's normally a year. That would mean you most likely wouldn't get a school mark >90 unless you had an exceptional year. Remember its not about marks, its about...

It works because once you study 3 unit, you just naturally find 2 unit easier.

Hey Zazz

On average, i do around 15 minutes a day but this increases considerably when exams come.

I highly recommend 3 unit if you are competent at maths and willing to put the work in. It will boost your 2unit results heaps.

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99.95 ATAR right here

If you got mid 80s in your subjects, you would still be able to get an atar of around 95!