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Definitely pro choice. If you don't let anyone do abortions, more and more disabled people, such as people with down syndrome, will have to unfortunately suffer living a miserable life. Plus it keeps the gene pool healthy too. That's the first thought that comes to mind when I hear about...

youse user brain idiot

use your brane moron.It doesn't even look hard

no way the hsc expected us to do this working out for one mark

You can't assume the boxplot is to scale. It's only there to suggest its normally distributed. If anything, this question has no answer

Most definitely so. C looks just like D except C has a large gap, so it would be correct to choose C since its the odd one out.

Exactly. 15 is C (8 in advanced). The people who selected D honestly deserved to get it wrong for trying to be a "smartass". Like I'm pretty sure question 15 (question 8 for advanced) is an iq question. If you got that wrong, your iq is definitely below 100 (no offense). IQ questions normally...

yo what did you score on the SAT

Found the official place to get it: https://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/ebos/static/BDHSC_2023_12.html For some reason they only put it on their ancient website. Click the subject you're looking for then open the link that says 2023 [subject] Performance Band Descriptors and State Performance...

Yet treble deletes my threads smh

Pretty sure you have to state your subjects and ranks and school ranking to get a community atar prediction smh

They use s for displacement cause displacement can also be vertical y axis. x base y looks bizzare compared to s base y

University physics will be nothing like hsc physics. In hsc physics most of it is just memorization, especially module 7 and 8, rather than formulas. Plus we only ever learn very basic formulas for hsc physics.

you replied to it after I edited it cause this site doesn't update it if you don't refresh your page

Clearly OP thinks it is to be testing for this disease anyway. The RAT test is also very unreliable, so chances are it's a false positive.

Has nothing to do with america. Just the fact that some people still think covid is a serious disease in 2024. Testing for covid in 2024 is just ridiculous, given that we haven't recieved test kits from school since 2021.

Good thing everyone is vaccinated since its mandatory so i doubt anyone would get the disease let alone die from it. Which is why I said it's just a flu now.

Because even if you get a 50% in extension 2, I think it's worth more than a low band 6 in advanced.

Also if you're an accelerate student, you should just do extension math 1 and 2, not retake the same course even if you didn't do well in the hard 2024 paper, cause that wont count anyway.

Clearly THSC are withholding 2024 trial papers until the actual date so nobody can use them. I checked the extension 2 page, and they had 2024 trial papers, then I checked the extension 1 page, they only had up to 2023 papers. Quite shady.