Recent content by DrEuler

You'll be fine as long as the method is legit. Examiners are always aware of legitimate alternative methods.

This is a great paper guys! Wow are the questions good ;)

LOL

Ironically that year Anthony Henderson got 100 raw, the only one so far.

I wish you all the best for that state rank! I too would love to see someone from a lower ranking school toppling the selective schools in the 4u state rankings.

Agreed. I must say though it's always great to aim for a state rank, and your marks prove your definitely capable of it, don't have your heart fully set on "I must state rank or I've failed." In 4u your competing against the best students in the state and so when I did my HSC I wasn't...

Eh that's pretty alright, been asked before in Sydney grammar iirc Was the induction comparable in difficulty to last years HSC one? As for the rectangle one, that's pretty standard imo. So as as usual nothing that inspiring, but I guess even the HSC is becoming less and less inspiring every...

How'd you guys find CSSA compared to HSC? Any interesting parts in Question 16 or was it quite boring?

STEM - Science, Technology, Engineering and Math Science is VERY math heavy. Technology although not as math heavy, still requires you to learn a lot of math (I'm talking about this as Computer Science, Software Engineering etc) Engineering is just as math heavy as Science And well Math is...

Honesty doesn't need to come with rudeness. You can be honest and polite, you should try it

Sorry but I highly doubt you will get in the 60s for software and in the 50s for English and Maths

Most likely yes. I think they actually stopped doing 'mystery marks' so atar wise I would say in the 20s There are many alternative pathways such as TAFE and what not. You should consult your careers adviser because you could perhaps get a diploma at Tafe and then transfer to something like...

There's always a decent way to say things to others or do u you not realize

Yup what TheOnePheeph said. Reverse quotient rule is a dodgy inspection method of getting the answer. I'll explain So we have I = \int \dfrac{lnx}{(1+ lnx)^2}dx Observe that the denominator is of the form (something)^2. The only way we can get this is when you differentiate something of the...

That's me not reading questions properly again lol.