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Estimate please :) School ranked in the top 10. 4U Maths: 9/90~ 3U Maths: 15/130~ 2U Eng Adv: 116/180~ 2U Chemistry: 20/100~ 2U Physics: 29/110~ 2U Economics: 29/100~ Aggregate: 40/190~ The ~ means I'm not sure about the candidature size. But heh. EDIT: Probably not counting Economics.

Yeah that would save you a lot of effort. If you did that in an HSC exam the markers shouldn't mark you down - it is 4U after all - unless they're complete assholes.

It isn't in the syllabus and teachers aren't paid to teach that stuff. If you start asking questions about it then they have a mental breakdown..

I just stare at the question until I get it LOL

A higher school ranking doesn't really mean that you'll do better..

Interview might stump you though... Unless you're good at masking your intentions... :/

Sup big Z

Try being responsible for someone's death because of the wrong diagnosis.

Yeah that's why some schools decide to have their 4U students do the 2U HSC exam in their Preliminaries to "consolidate" the knowledge so they don't have to assess them the following year.

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Shadowrun

Chocolate Lots of it.

Complex (halfway) Integration Conics It doesn't matter if you're behind or ahead, in the end it all amounts to the same thing.

People like to say it's "your" HSC, so I assume that it applies in this case as well. If you work hard enough you'll do fine. :)

We got ours but we couldn't put nicknames on them... :(

The final HSC exams determine the range of marks you get for the assessments which translates into your scaled Assessment Mark - so if EVERYONE does well the range will be fairly small, thus making the standard deviation smaller and statistically speaking this means the school is awesome. So...

Notes don't do jack unless you apply what you learn from them in past exam papers or practice questions...

Example?

Yeah, except you miss out on Consumer Arithmetic and some elements of Euclidean Geometry.