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We were told just to write them on the cover and the first couple of pages in the booklet, so I suppose you're fine.

Practice is really the key here, just need to get some time devoted to writing quickly and legibly in the exams.

Hawt ;)

I could do that, but I post less frequently on BoS nowdays.

I'm glad I have 1 more day of bludging before the English AOS exam.

Email from MQ yesterday, SMS from USYD 10 minutes ago.

You're thinking of Asian parents./stereotype

Depends what comes up between now and November 8, if anything is planned that comes up or whatnot.

100 UAI = around 20 students Each 0.05 increment downwards = around 40 people in each increment.

That's generally the range I would stick to when estimating a raw mark for a band 6 cutoff in 2 unit maths. The raw marks go through alignment, where the examiners will set a mark cutoff for certain bands in the HSC exams, depending on how they feel the mark is representative of the student's...

Aww :shy: You'll do great as well :):uhhuh:

I'm just gonna wing legal studies. Or was that physics? I dunno anymore.

Pfft. Nothing. Cosmology took over all of any possible study time and I cbf starting.

True. I sleep during the day.

Nope, very different.

If that was the case, it'd be a lot easier to do that than memorise the integral of arcsin x. After doing the question a few times it just stuck in my head.

We had one class doing that and we got 4 people out of 25 doing extension 2 this year. And 2 of them accelerated extension 1 maths in year 11 instead of 2 unit. But it really depends on whether or not you plan to do extension 2 maths.

I take it you don't know integration by parts? Well, if I remember correctly, the indefinite integral of sin-1x is xsin-1x + sqrt(1-x2) + constant, usually they would give a sort of a lead in question to help you find the integral of arcsin x, since I dont think that it is possible to integrate...

I never noticed it.

I really don't know. Suppose I'll decide that later on.