projectile concept help (1 Viewer)

[uniqueusername1]

book with all past HSC q based on topics.

 

[yashbb]

its like a compilation of all past HSC questions organised for each module. Good for revision. Its thirty dollars but its worth it.

ok and what about cambridge checkpoint?

 

[uniqueusername1]

ok and what about cambridge checkpoint?

never done that lol sorry

 

[yashbb]

book with all past HSC q based on topics.

so i should get it?

 

[uniqueusername1]

so i should get it?

if you want to lol.

 

[yashbb]

never done that lol sorry

oh ok

 

[yashbb]

@ExtremelyBoredUser have you done cambridge chekpoint? is it any good

 

[ExtremelyBoredUser]

@ExtremelyBoredUser have you done cambridge chekpoint? is it any good

I haven't but I've heard mixed opinions, some say they're great, some say they're insufficient. Personally I have enough resources to last me so I'm not bothered to get it but if its relatively cheap then why not?

 

[yashbb]

I haven't but I've heard mixed opinions, some say they're great, some say they're insufficient. Personally I have enough resources to last me so I'm not bothered to get it but if its relatively cheap then why not?

also does strive have worked solutions or just normal answers.

 

[uniqueusername1]

also does strive have worked solutions or just normal answers.

worked pretty sure. However, I haven't done it in ages. Just memorising lol cause i've done every trial and HSC paper thats within the new syllabus

 

[yashbb]

worked pretty sure. However, I haven't done it in ages. Just memorising lol cause i've done every trial and HSC paper thats within the new syllabus

oh ok lol, also is there something like this for ext 1 maths?

 

[uniqueusername1]

oh ok lol, also is there something like this for ext 1 maths?

not sure tbh. I don't even study for ext 1 math lol. English, business and economics drains like 85% of my time. ffs theres so much shit to memorise essays on like 50 different topics.

 

[yashbb]

not sure tbh. I don't even study for ext 1 math lol. English, business and economics drains like 85% of my time. ffs theres so much shit to memorise essays on like 50 different topics.

jesus why did u choses so many content heavy subjects.

 

[uniqueusername1]

dear @ExtremelyBoredUser please start writing and memorising essay plans from now. Otherwise you may be kinda screwed for trials. We were glad Covid saved us.

 

[yashbb]

@ExtremelyBoredUser do u have any suggestions for books like strive for math ex1 and andvanced.

 

[yashbb]

dear @ExtremelyBoredUser please start writing and memorising essay plans from now. Otherwise you may be kinda screwed for trials. We were glad Covid saved us.

for english?

 

[uniqueusername1]

jesus why did u choses so many content heavy subjects.

my fault. I wish I did all 3 sciences ngl. My brain is just tired from memorising. Who knew studying was so tiring. Idk how I get up each morning thats how exhausted and drained I am.

 

[yashbb]

my fault. I wish I did all 3 sciences ngl. My brain is just tired from memorising. Who knew studying was so tiring. Idk how I get up each morning thats how exhausted and drained I am.

i chose three sciences and dropped bio, it was horrible now just math chem phys and english.

 

[ExtremelyBoredUser]

@ExtremelyBoredUser do u have any suggestions for books like strive for math ex1 and andvanced.

Cambridge does Ext 1 + Adv best, if you have the textbook you can't go wrong. If you're looking for harder questions then I suggest Terry Lee Maths Ext 1 and if you feel Cambridge is hard to learn from, then I suggest MIF (Maths In Focus) since the textbook is very beginner friendly and is actually pretty good at explaining certain concepts (not for all though).

Personally I use Cambridge for new topics then after I got a hang of it I just complete the Terry Lee exercises, they're not extremely hard so you should be fine with them.

 

[yashbb]

Cambridge does Ext 1 + Adv best, if you have the textbook you can't go wrong. If you're looking for harder questions then I suggest Terry Lee Maths Ext 1 and if you feel Cambridge is hard to learn from, then I suggest MIF (Maths In Focus) since the textbook is very beginner friendly and is actually pretty good at explaining certain concepts (not for all though).

Personally I use Cambridge for new topics then after I got a hang of it I just complete the Terry Lee exercises, they're not extremely hard so you should be fine with them.

ok thanks so much i have cambridge, but i have finshed a lot of it but i need more practise so im gonna get checkpoint and terry lee thanks!