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Our school is holding something similar to that on Thursday, to find out as many UAIs as they can.

Not really.

Extension 2 Maths.

I have enough apathy to spread around.

Meh.

Hehe, that's alright :) When you do extension 2 maths (i.e. 4 units of maths), extension 1 mathematics makes up two of those 4 units, while the other 2 is made up of extension 2 mathematics, for a total of 4 units. That's pretty much the gist of it.

Yeah, I meant that, my bad :o

If you screw up extension 2 maths, and extension 2 maths only, then all of your units other than extension 2 maths will count, that is both units of extension 1 maths will count in the place of the 2 units of extension 2 maths. In reponse to the second question, if you drop extension 2 maths...

If you sit the extension 2 paper and get a HSC mark for it, then the 2 unit mark will automatically be discounted from any future calculations regarding your UAI. In other works, your 2 unit mark will become irrelevant once you have done the extension 2 Maths HSC paper.

Studies of Religion 1.

Trust me, the paper will become easier once you have done more work in extension 2 maths and get exposed to more of these sorts of questions :)

Depends on what times you define as night :o

My general progression throughout this year was questions from Cambridge then going onto questions from Terry Lee. Cambridge for started then Terry LEss for the challenging ones. The conics questions this year weren't too bad at all.

I experienced the opposite this year. But then, maybe because I just didn't do the work.

Just really depends on your aim and your capabilities. For your particular UAI aim, those marks would be a good base, but definitely try and increase thm to give yourself more chance of achieving that target :)

1 - Note the derivative of the denominator, i.e. the derivative of 5 + ex, then compare that result to the numerator and note that the indefinite integral of f'(x)/f(x) w.r.t.x (where f(x) is any function) is equal to ln [f(x)] + C. 2 - The equation describes the graph of an ellipse, and...

Don't worry about me, I won't get onto the internet till around midday.

That was what I inferred.

Too late.

I don't like to tutor extension 2 maths because I still haven't learnt the entire course yet.