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  1. BlueGas

    2014 HSC question help

    I'm having trouble with 2014 HSC question 18, why is it B? I thought it was D because it takes a total of 13 days to complete the whole upgrade, so how could 8 be the minimum?
  2. BlueGas

    Common Trig Identities in the HSC

    What are some common trig identities that I should know of for the HSC? I know for example sin/cos = tan, what other common trig identities are there?
  3. BlueGas

    Find E for a redox reaction

    I need help with this question, I want to know why you flip 0.77 to -0.77, how do I know when to flip it? How do I know what reaction to flip in the future?
  4. BlueGas

    Revising before trials for IPT

    Trials are coming up and I don't want to do bad like everyone else, and IPT is my weakest subject. I pretty much don't know anything except maybe a few things and I really need to improve. But how? What sort of things should I doing for IPT? I find IPT pretty different to subjects like Biology...
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    Need help understanding HSC question

    I'm having trouble with 2014 HSC question 13 b. ii) What I dont get is if the half life of the material is 300 years, doesn't that mean it takes 600 years for the material to completely decay? How could you figure out what is remaining after 1000 years?
  6. BlueGas

    HSC motion question

    I need help with this question, I don't really know how to answer these sort of questions without equations.
  7. BlueGas

    HSC motion question

    Here's a HSC question that I attempted and here's my working out for question i), however the success one working out for this question had the answer as Pi, I went further than that using the ASTC rule and was wondering why didn't the success one working out include what I done?
  8. BlueGas

    Motion question

    I need help with question 10. b), thanks.
  9. BlueGas

    Conjugate Acid/Base pair

    The answer for this question is D, but can't it be A also? Aren't they both the same thing?
  10. BlueGas

    Probability question

    From a set of 4 cards, consisting of the Kings from a normal pack, 3 are chosen at random. Find the probability that the two red kings would be included in the 3 cards chosen.
  11. BlueGas

    Trigonometric functions NEAP questions

    I want to know the answers to all of these questions as I'm not sure if my answers are right, so if you could please answer these questions (doesn't need to have working out), I'll really appreciate it.
  12. BlueGas

    Compound, Superannuation, and Time Payments

    How do I know the difference between these three? I know what time payments are but I don't know if a question is asking for the compound interest formula or the superannuation formula.
  13. BlueGas

    Series and Sequences HSC question

    I need help with this question, and also please explain how you came up with your working out because this is a tricky question, thanks alot!
  14. BlueGas

    Solving trigonometric functions Multiple choice HSC

    I need help with with this question, I don't know how to do this and I need someone to simply explain how to do this, thanks! I did inverse tan(-1/Root3) and that gave me -30 but none of the answers were related to -30.
  15. BlueGas

    Dealing with series and sequencing stress for HSC

    Many times my teacher has told our class that you may not be able to solve these questions because the "HSC stress", I don't know if because I haven't felt the HSC stress but I decided to look at past HSC questions for series and sequencing because I have a topic test coming up, and most of the...
  16. BlueGas

    Solving trigonometric functions HSC question

    Solve tanx=2, express your answer in radian measure correct to two decimal places. I have no clue doing this question so please take it easy while explaining, I want to know the method to answering these type of questions so I can answer other questions similar to this, thanks!
  17. BlueGas

    HSC Question Trigonometric Functions

    I need help with question iii) and iv) thanks!
  18. BlueGas

    Finding "y" in a trigonometric function

    Let's say y = sin(x) + cos(x) and x = 5Pi/3. When subbing in x to find y, should the calculator be in radians mode if subbing in 5Pi/3?
  19. BlueGas

    Trigonometric functions HSC question

    I need help with ii) and iii). I just want to know for ii) why in the solution was y=1.35. For iii), what is the formula T = 2Pi/a? I've never seen it before.
  20. BlueGas

    Need help for infinite sigma question

    I need help with question 19 a). Here's the question:
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