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It has all become very clear to me now

depends what the work required is

would you like to suggest a reason why that is false?

if you do subjects like ext.1&2 maths, physics and chemistry then you don't actually get time for study because of all the homework that is assigned. Also 14 hours a day leading up to hsc burns you out mentally so that you are not really at your full potential and you tend to make more...

also use 100mL of ethanol and use saturated or excess solute, filter out the undissolved mass, measure this mass and deduct it from the original mass of solute placed into the ethanol. Then the solubility can be measured in g/100mL

you have to control temperature because substances have different solubilities at different temperatures so that is a variable

What subjects did you do?

omg that is sooooo weird. Are we the same person? All of that applied to me exactly. I also found that taking year 11 really seriously prepares you really well for year 12

We had this history teacher in year 9 who had absolutely no control over the class. We only ended up writing about 6 pages in our exercise book in the whole semester because he would dictate and pause everytime someone spoke lol. Our class ended up making him cry and resign lol and we later...

oh really =( you might have your moderated mark scaled down then

hmm, i can't tell cos i do none of your subjects. Raw mark between 70-75 im guessing

haha dude what's with your avatar

Kk fine! describe teachers who have pissed you off and why lol. I thought it would be implied

We've all had them, who are the teachers you aren't going to be giving a second thought about?

"I love it how i'm the definition of objective and can see that everyone else opinions are wrong"

hahahaha you are the funniest kid

i said production of fertiliser but it shouldn't matter if you said that

i think i got something like 1.1% for that one cos it was just asking for nitrogen content

Personally i dont think anyone going into year 11 understand this but 10-11 units is more than enough. I started with 13 and it was way too much, dropped biology and then had heaps of time to concentrate on the others