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If you pull/ed off better marks than trials for your HSC exams then I’d say yes. Your ranks are really good throughout though! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Both starch and cellulose are made of glucose monomers through condensation polymerisation. Each monomer for starch is in the same orientation whilst cellulose has each second monomer rotated 180 degrees. That’s the main difference I can find, and the equations should show this I guess. Not...

Thanks to both of you guys, your solutions helped! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Here is q4 as well Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

My bad, here it is :) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hey guys, Was just wondering how to do Q5a from 2.1 in 4u cambridge? Thanks in advance

Only used MiF because our school supplied it and the test/challenge exercises were homework Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

For textbooks - Maths - I used Cambridge and Maths in Focus Physics - I used Jacaranda, Physics in Focus and Excel Eco - I used Excel and Tim Dixon (although excel isn’t that great imo) I made all my notes typed except for maths notes which I did in a exercise book. That’s not to say that...

I’m currently typing my notes (Front-loading and actual) as it is efficient and I can transport them with ease. As part of my study routine, I tend to write out my notes with minimal viewing to test my knowledge. I have tried handwritten before though, and I might go back but I am unsure...

Hey Personally I do not use HSC Hub by Atomi but I have access to an alternative known as HSC Study lab https://hscstudylab.com.au/ If you have a membership at a library in NSW (Not sure about other states), you are able to get a free subscription for all their subjects. It is $99 otherwise...

Good to hear! Remember to also do some questions from a specific exercise in a textbook or questions book if you are struggling with something specific! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You’ll smash it! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hey I-love-books, great you have you along for the ride! You are currently doing 12 units, so dropping legal will free up some time to focus on your remaining 10. If you are not interested in legal, them it will be hard to study it with sustained effort, so it may be in your best interest to...

Yes, of course it is. This will depend on your ranking/marks in other subjects, and your rank/marks in your 4u cohort. http://rawmarks.info/wiki/Mathematics_Extension_2 This is a good list of raw marks and their corresponding scaled mark, to get an idea of what band you may receive...

Hey Mordecia, there are plenty of things to do in these Christmas holidays! 1. Front-load - Front-loading for me is the act of reading ahead in each of my subjects and making basic notes. This means that once the content is covered in class, you will be hearing for at least a second time...

Excel Success ONE Physics ~$38 for 2017 edition Cambridge Checkpoints ~$30 for most recent edition The first is a collection of HSC past papers with band 6 student answers. Checkpoints is a small book that is packed with questions from each topic. For example, Space is broken down into...

By finish do you mean answer every question completely or just attempt (to an extent) every question? For example, The last question is typically the killer for a lot of students considering its immense difficulty. This results in a lot of students “not finishing.” Its pretty normal for...

Fruit typically, and a tonne of water

Yeah I’m really excited for HSC - finally get to try my best and see results :D Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

We got our assessment booklet today! Got one of each of my subjects in each term basically, range of tests and assessments. No chem half yearly though, we have an HSC exam questions portfolio. ^^ Basically we get tasked with a bunch of questions where we hand in drafts and stuff to improve our...