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on some levels i would say you are right.. but, would you come out being to much spoon fed by teachers? i don't know, i haven't been there, but i would say yes. i don't think it will prepare you for times when you may not have the best teachers (and james ruse does not have all the best...

not necessarily.

it IS algebra. but i would say its more learning the notation rather than the algebra.

well.. that was school assessment, hsc exams are a little different. i'm mearly pointing out that (well, i couldn't find a reference to it in 2006 or 2007 examiners comments but) in the 2004 examiners report they said: Of particular concern for examiners was the increasing number of...

yeh.. its seems very trivial.. its all a matter of the human interaction of the maths, the actual maths is all the same. yeh. i don't want to say don't post, but try to think about it first.. because quite often you can pick it up with a little more thinking, and its better that way. though i...

you can grab a transcript i had to do last year here, http://www.boredofstudies.org/download.php?id=10872. don't know how good it is though.

well.. at uni you also have thesis in terms of postgrad/honors thesis, which is different for what i explained.

ahh.. you see i would have just found the point of intersection, then write down the equation joining the two points.

yeh.. thats why i changed my original reply.. but you were too fast for me.

it sounds like its (and its more likelly to be) the web sites problem, not your computer.

originally: If I were you, Jay12, I wouldn't listen this this, and you should take Charity F's words of advice about not being discouraged. (I'm not trying to attack you runnable, but pointing out to Jay12 that I disagree with your advice.) No one here will be able to give you an estimate...

I don't think a thesis is what it has taught you. A thesis is a main concept or idea. But I think you should come up with at least one thesis for exams and supporting arguments with evidence and examples from the text. Note, that quite often the question gives you a thesis and asks you to...

yeh.. it depends which subject. if you look in some of the engish exam examiners reports then complain about people using abrev. such as TRNT for the road not taken, etc. and, besides that, i don't think you should be using any abrev. for english essays.

no one can tell you, because different schools have different standards (e.g. school A, may give hard exams so the top mark may be 60, whereas school B may give easy exams and the top mark is 95, whereas this give no indication which of these two top performers is better.) and ranks are no help...

yes, both are right, and it doesn't matter. but i disagree with the number in front of x should be a positive integer. this is trivial, and a matter of opinion. unless they ask in the question that they want this, then you can write, 5x+6y-27=0 or -5x-6y+27=0 or -25x-30y+810=0 all these answers...

not much, nothing at all. your school rank is irrelevant, it makes absolutely no difference whatsoever. no one will be able to give you a reliable estimate because 1. standards of internal assessments varies (thus to us your internal marks are meaningless), 2. quality of candidature changes...

just try the other options, and see if they work. if everything fails you can run the xp installation again, and when it asks where you want to install it choose the same drive as its on at the moment, and don't choose fresh, choose to repair it. unless you want a fresh one. don't...

if that's the case, then it shows by international standards, they HSC is behind where it should be.

Start telling your school about it now. Ask them what your options are, (such as they may not make you complete certain tasks that you have missed).

defiantly year 12 by far. (i think that some of you will change your mind once you have finished year 12)