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Re: Year 11 Mathematics 3 Unit Cambridge Question & Answer Thread First question: Find the values of a, b, a squared, b squared and ab from previous parts of the question. Take the positive square roots of a squared and b squared to find a and b (because the question gives us positive...

For 1: FX = YF (line from the centre that meets a chord at right angles bisects it) CO = EX + FX (opposite sides in a rectangle are equal) Then CO - FX = EX and DO - YF = YG (similarly) But CO = DO (radii of a circle are equal) And FX = YF (proven above) Therefore CO - FX = EX and CO - FX =...

God is dead, even Nietzsche agrees.

Why does this book not exist?

I would do Bio due to the fact that it's your only science subject. Just do whichever one you think you'd enjoy and do better in, though.

Should I change to Advanced English from Standard?

Depends on the school, some subjects for me are just recap of year 10 so far.

Why did the mods give you negative rep?

What's hard about it?

Finished.

I see you changed to English Advanced, nice! What's your ATAR aim man?

Read your textbooks and get interested...

Thanks for the tips!

If you came out better than before then no it's not a waste of time.. but I find that hard to do with MIF.

Like Maths in Focus?

In short, yes and no. If you have students in your year who aren't motivated and don't aim high then you're on your own. You've got to be at the top (1st-3rd) of every subject. If you do that, then the school rank won't make much difference.

Ignore the trolls OP MIF is a respectable textbook. Just back up your study with past papers and you're good.

It depends on the textbook you're using. If your teacher is designating you the questions then yes, you should do them all. They will probably check anyways.

Watch this:

Camebridge 4u if you wanna try some harder questions