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Yea. I got the same. P = L[1]/x^2+L[2]/(m-x)^2 dP/dx = -2*L[1]/x^3+2*L[2]/(m-x)^3 Then by making this equal to zero, x = m*L[1]^(1/3)/(L[1]^(1/3)+L[2]^(1/3)) d^2*P/dx^2 = 6*L[1]/x^4+6*L[2]/(m-x)^4 As the denominators are to the power of 4, they are always +, and as L1 and L2 are...

It is illegal under the Copyright Act 1986, to publish these papers without the permission of NEAP. However some other papers are at: http://www.boredofstudies.org/wiki/index.php?title=Past_Papers_%28Physics%29

No they do not have to be evenly distributed. And yes the relative differences between the marks sent in matter. Thus there is a difference between coming 2nd by 1 mark and coming 2nd by 50marks. This can sometimes be the case. However it does not have to be. They do not just hand out the exam...

Re: 2007 Industrial Technology HSC Exam LOL. That's interesting.. but its good that this kind of stuff that we have to learn is getting some media coverage. Although I would have to agree with Education Minister John Della Bosca. Because the exams are set way before this. And the question is...

Re: 2007 Industrial Technology HSC Exam Yeah, i'm surprised. Timber has way more people than graphics, yet all these people do graphics. I was surprised to see a question mention oblique, as the syllabus makes no reference to it. I hope my major project will help my bad exam mark.

Which industry do you do? Also you should probably post in the HSC Thoughts Forum, i did, http://community.boredofstudies.org/722/industrial-technology/156121/2007-industrial-technology-hsc-exam.html

How did everyone go? Post you comments/complaints/thoughts? I know I did terrible. I thought that I would run out of time, but it turns out that I had time left over at the end. Probably because I couldn't write much for the 7 markers. I thought that this exam was much harder than previous...

It does matter, i think. Because on page 46 of the syllabus, it says, "... be identifiable only through the candidate and centre numbers" If you put your face then you would be identifiable! Which this rule says you can't be.

I read this article at, http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/students-battle-to-learn-hsc-raw-marks/2005/12/20/1135032020203.html and it says that "Hugh Parsonage ... is co-ordinating another application for about 100 recent school-leavers after making his interest known on the...

They publish books for some subjects (IT is not one of them) with sample student responses. Also I only know of one text book for IT, by Rockford or something, i forgot his name! That makes it really hard to study! and that book is outdated. I should publish my own book! anyone wanna help?

I got all the same answers as you, except, I have no idea about 14, and for Q15 i though it was B, but i'm not sure about it.

sorry the BOS, unfortunately does not publish "answers". they do publish comments and marking guidelines at http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/hsc_exams/. i am in the process of witting answers for past hsc, but i have not and will not finish it till after the HSC exams.

Does anyone have the 2001 CSSA answers for chem? if you do could you at least post the multiple choice answers?

Does anyone have the 2001 or 2003 Technical Report of Scaling of the HSC. I cannot seem to find the report for these years. I have the other years.

Well currently at my school (non-selective government co-ed) in my Yr 12 class there is no use of the "INTERNET" in the class room. I think that technology could be used a lot more in mathematics teaching in the classroom, not just the Internet by technology in general. It seams to me that a lot...

that's why i hate the HSC physics syllabus.. some of the questions are just straight memory. even a 5yr old can remember! they should be testing the physics not the memory! as such they should never ask a question that is a straight rewrite of the dot point! so if you want to do ok at...

I don't think that you will get marked down for having too many sig fig. Just use 3. that is usually enough.

Because it says in http://www.uac.edu.au/pubs/pdf/scaling_report_2006-web.pdf on page 38.

Any one had their projects nominated for InTech 2008? If so, are you going to bother participating?

In 2006, the highest HSC Exam Mark was 98%. For the UAI, this scaled to 100%.