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For a school of about rank 30, what kind of school rank would you need for 50/50 then? Thanks for reminding about the E's hahaha

What do you guys think is required for Band 5, Band 6 and 50/50? Of course, nothing is conclusive until after the exam, but generally speaking, what do you guys think?

Attached is my solution to 16c ii). Tell me what you think of it.

This is my answer to part 16c i)

towards the 35 end normally but their year group is exceptional so it could be towards the 25 end

thanks guys for the replies. she's pretty happy - aiming for 99.3 and if possible 99.5

Hi guys, this is for my Year 12 friend: Her school is ranked around 25-35. Trial marks provided English Advanced: 5/102 English Ext 1: 4/20 Maths Ext 1: 3/51 Maths Ext 2: 1/10 Modern History: 3/19 Extension History: 2/8 Chemistry: 2/66 Thank you in advance from my friend :)

dropping physics and will be over the moon when done so!

Without having to buy an earlier version of success one etc? much appreciated guys :)

WOW thanks so much for all your insightful comments. i've completely neglected this thread for a while (didn't subscribe to it for some reason). overall, it seems that history extension isn't really time consuming as long as there is effective time management/organisation (as with most things)...

hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia is a fear of long words

yea you do at UNSW. 3 points for gold only though

Re: How the heck do I scan in something as a PDF? or scan in multiple pages as one PD MFC 9440 CN

everyone wants your member status now :D

Re: How the heck do I scan in something as a PDF? or scan in multiple pages as one PD a brother printer

Help please! can't be stuffed to use jpeg --> pdf converter I must sound like a tech imbecile right now...

yea with doing all the past hsc questions now, you definitely start to see the clues, some are more ambiguous than others

sorry for that jibe. i think i am doing teh "LHS = RHS" methods but not literally stating LHS, RHS

thanks for your attachment for binomial!

+1000000000 the thing i hear from past grammar students is that even though they didn't get super duper hsc marks (i.e still over 99 LOL), they are the ones who succeed most in life, however cliched that may sound and so ultimately, grammar wins