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recheck per paper costs $12.80 (english is $25.50), so 12.80*1751=$22 412.8 do you want me to check again?

actually it was 1751 course rechecks.

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That's right, the Office of the Board of Studies collected more than $22 000 from 2006 HSC students to check to see if they had entered their marks correctly. Of course, that's not taking into account the expenses involved in such an operation. Sources of Info: 2007 Board of Studies Annual...

for HSC physics, you can survive with only knowledge of General Mathematics. However you will have a deeper understanding of some areas if you do 2U Mathematics. However for physics at uni, you need to be good at maths. 3U is probably the minimum, however 2U may also be ok, however you will...

Anyone doing IT (in particular MM or Graphics)... This forum is so empty... How are you finding the subject? Do you need any help?

hey mine are up at, http://andrew.harvey4.googlepages.com/Phys_Past_Paper_Sol.pdf

I've known about this site for so long, i can not remember how i first found out about it. But on average there are only 28 458 users per year, (including teacher and others), yet about 60 000 do the HSC every year. THats only half of all people. Which i guess is a lot, but spreading the work...

3U Maths: (my script) Total Raw Mark: 67-71/84 = 39.9-42.3/50 Aligned Exam Mark: 47/50=(approx)94/100 2U Maths: (my script) Total Raw Mark: 102/120 = 85/100 Aligned Exam Mark: 93/100 The raw marks are based upon my marking of my HSC script. Any questions, just ask. Help Wanted: If you were...

they would have distroyed yours, one example of the J and TE is attached.

but the positioning of the J would suggest otherwise. are all the bos official acronyms shown above, or are there more? if so what are the other ones?

Wow thanks, that all makes sense now. TE = Transcription Error. I'll scan and upload it on Monday. i don't have a scanner now. I think in my case it means Justify. but i'll upload the pages.

Oh yeah i remember now, j is something to do with complex numbers and quaternion (i,j) but that is lower j. The marker wrote capital J. Also i thought Z written with two lines is integer, not J, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integer now that i think about it, it may not be a mathematical...

The morning before our HSC exam, Student: Sir, can I borrow your brain. Teacher: Yes, but only if you let me borrow yours. Student: Why would you want mine? Teacher: Because it's never been used, its in prime shape.

you can calculate an approx ranking, (and a certain range that you must be in) because you know your mark and you know how many people did the course and you know the percentage of candidates in each band. hence you can calculate an approx ranking, (and a certain range that you must be in). Its...

that just shows how easy it is to predict your uai. it also shows that coincidences are not so uncommon after all.

If you are a maths teacher (or even a HSC marker) (or even a student who can help), do you know what "TE" means also what about "J". The context of these symbols is that they appeared in my marked HSC responses and I have no idea what they mean. Does anyone have any ideas?

Report Summary This is the ICAC's report on an investigation and systems review of corruption risks associated with HSC take-home assessment tasks. In June 2005 the ICAC received a section 11 report from the Board of Studies NSW which contained allegations that some students attending a...

You don't need yr 11. You don't need the foundations to succesed. Remember it's HSC Physics, not real Physics so you don't need the foundations, just rote learn everything and you'll be fine. You are wasting time learning yr 11, when you are in yr 12.

That is an acceptable answer, however it is not definitive. You do not know if that is due to a non-inertial frame or if it is due to a gravitational field.