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Raw marks http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?p=5402820#post5402820

Try this one mate http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?p=5402820#post5402820

HSC physics is much more interesting than Prelim imo. If you can somehow regain that interest through the new content you'll be learning in HSC and put in extra effort, it's definitely enjoyable and rewarding :)

tutoring + no effort = a waste of time and money tutoring + extra effort = success

For chemistry i'd definitely recommend Conquering Chemistry or Macquarie.

Hey '12 HSCers, Just want to put it out there, if any of you are looking for a fresh-out-of-the-hsc tutor as of november 4 i will be tutoring 2u+3u+4u mathematics and HSC physics (all modules with astrophysics option) :) So if you're looking to get ahead at school over the summer holidays i...

Pendulum is a very common experiment to measure the acceleration due to gravity but there is also another experiment using a water-drop method. Not as common as pendulum. Anyway that's just a bit from one module- you'll be doing 4 modules so depending when in the year you do your practicals...

Don't worry about it now, what's done is done just focus on your other exams :)

Part three required you to prove 3 points were collinear- got that out in a few lines by using circle geometry properties by explaining how the two centres, P and O of each circle bisect the chord, hence the angle from each centre to the chord is 90degrees and hence all three points lie on the...

110 is extremely high though, congratulations! I reckon it probably will go down..i'm not a bad maths student lol :( 110 would get u 97+ imo

Hey guys, on past hsc papers i consistently scored 90-93/120 however with yesterdays exam i'm looking at 70+/120 :( do u think i could scrape into an e4 at this stage judging by how myself and others went?

that's great! thank you so much for your help :)

thanks, that really helped :D what approach do you take when sketching 1/f(x) and f(x^2)?

every time i do a past hsc paper i always lose marks in the transformations section ie when you're give y=f(x) and you sketch y=f(x^2), y=[f(x)]^2 etc etc...the only ones i can get out are the absolute value ones, all the others cost me marks :( can anyone suggest a way to do those type of...

cool, thanks :)