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i think your best option is to complete the hsc courses for 2/3 unit and then do 4u after that.

he has a point though. particularly about the pathways.

have a look at the syllabus and try to write as much as you can about each dot point.

If you're very good at 2U (90+) you should be sweet for the maths (ability wise, but you will need to work harder since you don't have the background for a few topics you will encounter). I would probably suggest doing a bridging course because: * To gain background knowledge on the maths not...

go down to the shops.

you seem to be doing fine, but you do need to pull up your english.

Scaling only works against you if you get less than the state average in your respective subjects. For some subjects this might actually be a band 5 or 6 but it depends. As for the original question, you would need band 6's for everything.

Well its not uncommon for uni students to have a 4-5 hr break in the middle of the day you know.

sif you weren't loving double time and a half.

In most cases you will be able to get away with using the formula but you are required to know how to do it from first principles. My maths teacher used to tell us that no matter what the question was write it in terms of a series and work from there, because you're never wrong.

Neither is Easter Saturday though which is what I found weird.

you are allowed to use 3u methods

find the domain of the inverse function of y and that's your range of the normal y function.

At Woolies on Fri, Sat, Mon penalty rates apply if your store is open.

how is that funny? they don't have chicken salt in canada, and whats more how can you *try* to describe chicken salt? its not that hard...

they don't put cameras in that aisle because cosmetics (and other health and beauty products) are expensive. its because they are easy to steal.

nah its because those are the products that most frequently go missing. cosmetics too.

i'm fair sure its a week, although depending on where you live the waiting list *could* be that long...

is it (at woolies)? and here i was stoked about working easter sunday (10-2 though so not so bad) :( what about saturday (i have heard its 2.5x rate)?

if you're part/full timer then yes. or if the stores closed but you still go to work there then yes.