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[Menomaths]

hahahaha

2u maths pride

Finally someone on this website that does 2u lol

For Chemistry do I have to learn the flow charts for deducing ions present in samples? Because that's going to be major pain to memorize

 

[JT145]

Finally someone on this website that does 2u lol

I look around everywhere and everyone is doing 4U

 

[Menomaths]

lol yeh it was a huge pain, we were notified before our chem prac that it would be one of the three sections in the prac exam, so our entire grade learnt it very thoroughly. smart move from our faculty there. i memorise the solubility rules and sometimes you can deduce it from there :/

FUCKrying out loud...(I promise I didn't swear just then)

 

[Makematics]

lol turns out my dad thought i was doing extension 4 maths for all this time... I wish...

 

[Menomaths]

lol turns out my dad thought i was doing extension 4 maths for all this time... I wish...

Hahahaha
My parent's think I'm doing an extremely low level of maths

 

[Marc26]

lol turns out my dad thought i was doing extension 4 maths for all this time... I wish...

LOL that happened to me too..

 

[enoilgam]

lol turns out my dad thought i was doing extension 4 maths for all this time... I wish...

I dont think my parents knew any of my subjects.

 

[SuperMike96]

lol turns out my dad thought i was doing extension 4 maths for all this time... I wish...

Extension 4?

 

[albertcamus]

Just wondering, for the HSC exam in Chemistry would we get marked down if we don't state the state of something eg. O2(g)?

What RealiseNothing said is correct, but just so you know, they ONLY look at ONE question for states in the HSC.

I.e. if you get states wrong for 2 questions and they are looking for states in 1 of them, you'll only lose the marks for the 1 question they are checking states for.

 

[JT145]

lol turns out my dad thought i was doing extension 4 maths for all this time... I wish...

Ah ok

 

[JT145]

I dont think my parents knew any of my subjects.

My parents have got no idea what I'm studying at school

During parent teacher interviews that are looking clueless the whole time

 

[Menomaths]

What RealiseNothing said is correct, but just so you know, they ONLY look at ONE question for states in the HSC.

I.e. if you get states wrong for 2 questions and they are looking for states in 1 of them, you'll only lose the marks for the 1 question they are checking states for.

Oh sweet. First time you're not trolling me :')

 

[enoilgam]

My parents have got no idea what I'm studying at school

During parent teacher interviews that are looking clueless the whole time

Pretty much sums up my PT interviews (after my Legal Studies interview, my Dad asked "what subject was that for again").

 

[albertcamus]

Oh sweet. First time you're not trolling me :')

Mate I was talking about Biology...

 

[Makematics]

Extension 4?

yeah unfortunately im not good enough to do it.

 

[SuperMike96]

yeah unfortunately im not good enough to do it.

Isn't ext 2 the highest? Or is that the joke? haha

 

[RealiseNothing]

Isn't ext 2 the highest? Or is that the joke? haha

Certain schools offer MX4 as an introductory course to uni maths

 

[Makematics]

Certain schools offer MX4 as an introductory course to uni maths

only the highest do it. MX3 is still challenging though, my school has one MX3 class.

 

[RealiseNothing]

only the highest do it. MX3 is still challenging though, my school has one MX3 class.

Isn't only like James Ruse and Sydney Grammar that offer MX4 because that usually have the Olympiad kids? And like the top 10-15 selective schools have one MX3 class, albeit nearly empty lol.

 

[JT145]

What the hell is MX3

I typed down maths extension 3 into google but nothing came up