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best if you go to info day on tuesday and ask someone in the Faculty...

just a question - does every school give an AAA??? dont think mine does

dont think so, i think they offer it but dont replace anyone who rejects it but i could be wrong if they do re-offer it, it would be in february

Scientia's 10K per year, so what are u complaining about?? lol Edit: oh yeh, they only give 2 scientia's to medicine, so if u wanna do MBBS @ UNSW, the 4K would be the only way to get scholarship money

yeh i'm a big believer in this only get a tutor if you need one

yeh thats what i was getting at its good to see that u are aiming high, but look at me for example i went into yr 11 having done no work on the syllabus. i learnt everything as i went along, and look where that took me...

while i like how u go beyond the syllabus, sometimes its best just to stick within it, esp when explaining stuff lol remember what they were teaching us in year 7, that light is a wave and electrons are partciles that orbit the nucleus? then in yr 12 physics u learn that it all...

the sad thing is, most people who sit the HSC don't know this (ie dont know about aligning) unless they come on here, or read the reports, or get told by their teachers (it is my hunch that even some teachers dont know that the baord 'aligns' marks, or the extent to which they do it) they...

yeh, but wouldn't that mean they would just open the door to more international full fee paying students, rather tahn taking more domestic CSP?

good explanation, although i think the subshells info is a bit advanced for someone who isnt in year 11 yet

number 1 , the short had for Logex is lnx (with an L not an I) number 2, to differentiate a logarithm to base e, remember it is 'the derivative over the function', so if in the form of y = ln [f(x)], the derivative is y' = f'(x) / f(x) so the derivative of 1-ln3x is = -3/3x = -1/x

in reality (running off RAW marks), you probably didnt pass any of them (as Will Shakespear said)...

this dot point (and in fact, no dot point in HSC Physics) asks students to ahve actually done the michelson-morley experiment in fact, i dont think anyone would have done it, since they used expensive equipment and semi-silvered mirrors, etc this dot point asks you ot (forget the other...

fine, since i'm in a good mood i'll help u out: there is no 'secret' to balancing equations, there is no '5 steps to balance an equation' (or if there is, ive never heard of it) basically why there needs to be the same amunt of atoms on each side of the equation is ( as you will learn in...

1) 4^4, as the first person has 4 choices, the 2nd has 4 choices, the 3rd has 4 choices and the 4th hs 4 choices, ie 4 x 4 x 4 x 4 = 4^4 = 256 2)1152 ok lets assume there are 4 on each side. There are 3 ppl who have to go onn the right side - to chose where these 3 positions will be out of...

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for the train station, ive heard it was meant to be february, but its delayed to march... so before that opens, would the best way to get there be train to epping, bus to macquarie?

agreed i have a passion for the sciences (chem, phys, maths, even a bit of bio), but i unfortunately, even with advanced science degrees getting a good-paying job will be hard (although mathematcis seems the most promising and is in demand) i know 2 people with PhD's in the scientific area...

dont worry too much about scaling - you cant change your subjects now and you cant control how it all ends up

A lot of people here who make the estimates have a descent knowledge of the moderating/scaling processes (or at least however much of the processes are released to the public) and have read the scaling reports... (not me, by the way)