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Lucky that I did shipwrecks no guarantee that it didn't scale down but still I think shipwrecks has a lower chance of being scaled down

Yeah I agree but this is for the HSC so I don't think we should use fluid mechanics here. Not that I know about it anyway lols At least that final velocity idea is related to the HSC

Maybe it's about the symmetry of parabola. If it relates to projectile motion, it might be something like having a concave down parabolic path of water and then finding the final velocity (at equal vertical height) which will be then equal to the initial velocity, if we look at it at the HSC...

Hmm yeah, it's over. I just wanted to know if the marking was harsh or not. It seems chem and phys mark differences were very big. But then, it's prob the changed question types.

Another LOL at Chem Hmm, hey, just wondering, were your phys and chem raw marks similar to what you got in your trials?

But OP asked for an explanation of Physics behind projectile motion. So I don't think too much history (although it might be worth mentioning) is needed. IMO, practical applications are unnecessary.

"A projectile is an object launched into air that experiences one force that is its weight due to gravity. When a projectile is fired, it follows a parabolic path. The distance an object travels is dependent on the initial velocity of the object and the angle which it was fired at. The...

Please stop assuming things that are not stated. This is not HSC English where your subjective interpretations are encouraged. How do you know if one is trying to make his/her family move? What if the family wants to move and it is just better to go to a place close to uni(s) because they...

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+1 to highlighted ones and BrOH is aqueous.

1. lol, no idea not required IMO 2. zymase for fermenting

Just study what your teachers have given/taught you.

lol at trolling

To OP: Don't listen to him. For the Haber process, compromised temperature and pressure are good to know, but strictly speaking, unnecessary. I would, however, memorise them for the Haber process as there is a whole subsection on it and temperature and pressure adjustments/monitoring. Btw...

Fail - UMAT section 1 and stats You have included your own assumptions in your analysis.

LOL I think it's about the time for you to give up, Shadowdude. Majority of people who gained higher ATARs did more than 10 units=/=studying more than 10 units increases the chance of geting higher ATAR

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10 units=fine

1. There are more alternatives than just med sci or adv sci + MBBS. 2. you seem to have forgotten about 10000 p.a. scholarship 3. prestige lols

Well then, just bring the stuff that you wanted to cover + some school stuff maybe and you don't need to bring contexts. I don't think contexts will help at all anyway so yeah.