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Beat her up, down, up, down... (geddit?)

Just so you know, my question asked you to contrast, not to discuss the similarities.

No problem, good luck with your studies :)

Nope, sorry

Harry's teaching style is the same. If you're talking environment wise, i.e. quiet, noisy, occasional chatter, it depends on the class. Some classes may chatter heaps whereas others will be extremely quiet. Harry teaches on the weekends at Burwood and Hurstville during some weekdays.

Haha.. tutor hop every week. Harry's charges for the trial lesson (+$10 extra iirc) and i don't know about the Brain. But yeah, trial lessons are the best way for you to determine which one you prefer.

lol how so? You should be able to trial a lesson of tutelage as you want to see if the teaching style, materials & environment is right for you :P

Easiest way is to have trial lessons at both The Brain & Harry's and decide for yourself.

Same for paper 1. Paper 2, 40:40:40

Contrast the methods of production of commercial radioisotopes to transuranic radioisotopes (3 marks)

Should allocate marks to the questions to give people a general idea of the detail they should give.

.. two of my marathon threads have been replaced LOL :(

No need. Show two angles are the same between the two triangles, then it follows the third is the same (angle sum of a triangle).

Now i'm confused.. are we allowed to use pencil to graph/draw diagrams (for final answers)?

This.

Find the midpoint of RM and sub the x-coordinate into the parabola and if you get the corresponding y-coordinate, the parabola bisects interval RM.

According to this thread: http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=291872 ... you'd need a raw mark of around the mid 60s to get a band 6 (exam mark of course). Now do HSC past papers, see what marks you're getting, compare your percentage in those tests to the raw mark predictions...

Feeling very confident for English?

tanx uu its scary how accurate it is though.. lol.

You can surely get enough sleep and still study plenty. Say you sleep 9 hours (which is heaps) leaving 15 hours of the day left. Take out 3-4 hours for eating, toiletries, etc. and you have 11-12 hours left. That time could be used for study, which is plenty. What is your study routine at...