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sec^2(sinx)/secx = sec^2(sinx)*cosx If you notice how the expression inside sec^2(sinx) has its derivative (cosx) outside, and let u=sinx, its just an integral of sec^2(u) (if we let u = sinx) which is tan(u), or in this case, tan(sinx) + C

I think since you said you had the intention of dropping PDHPE, hence the poor performance, its already kind of saying, "I wanna drop it but.." I think you need to wait for your results to come back, see how you went and evaluate whether or not you should drop from there. If you're absolutely...

Use this period of 'ceebs' to recharge your batteries. You guys are only in Year 11 and you have another year and a half before HSC, so don't worry too much if you're not constantly working. You need a period of rest and use this as time to rest up and get ready for the next chunk of the HSC...

wtf finishing in the 2nd week? that's amazing I wish my HSC was like that LOL Mine is so spread out (going off last year's calendar) it was legit 1-2 exams per week which is horrible because I want it to be over quicker and faster and get the hell out ASAP holy shit legal and phys on the same...

sigh I hate how its last lol all my friends are going to be partying and I'm going to be stuck studying :'( I hope it wasn't like last year either, a few of my subjects were on the same day and they were writing-heavy subjects

Wowww a MASSIVE thumbs up for you Crobat!! This guide is amazing and thank you so much for giving up your time to write it!!!

MX1: finished HSC trig EE1: did another paragraph yessss halfway there VA: Finished a minor section of BoW

90+ your ATAR will be heavily dependent on externals what external HSC marks are you aiming for?

It might be hard to switch out of Standard, as OP is in Y11. I'm assuming both are in Y11 and well into their English course. At this point, school will probably not let her change. If your friend wants a 90+ ATAR, reverse calculate it on ATAR calculators to see what HSC marks you need...

I think this mentality depends on what ATAR you're trying to achieve. If you're aiming for 99.95, etc., you probably would consider scaling to some extent, but I disagree that it is a "huge mistake" to not consider it. It can be a mistake to varying extents, depending on what ATAR you're aiming...

I think the method of you trying to find out ranks via that way is something I would've done. Although, it's not a reliable method because you need to keep in mind the strength of cohorts alter each year. Scaling also changes annually, and is based on the strength of the cohorts. Also, don't...

MX1: did ~1/3 trig hsc EE1: wrote 1 body for essay + fixed intro now on 413/1000 words EA: fixed WSC summary, started an essay intro for tutor VA: did some BoW

99+ you can definitely reach your ATAR goal if you keep it up

since its an assess, its best to look at the good and bad aspects of car safety - good: saves lives - crumple zones, seatbelts, airbags all delay the time it takes for the person in the car to come to a full stop, limiting the impact that's forced upon them = less severe injuries; saves money...

haha hopefully all rounders :P dw on potato mode rn it feels great

not even ready for this term lol sh00t mi

1. You're only in year 11 - you have plenty of time to improve. From personal experience, there were periods where I hated maths, but after identifying why you hate certain aspects of it and fixing it, it made maths more enjoyable. So find out what parts you don't like, and see if there's any...

Depends on externals a lot. what are you aiming for in externals?

today: - finished logs + exponential HSC questions - easter 1916 summary for mod b - ft dot point questions - a bit of trig hsc

In HSC, they won't know because your papers will be marked by different people. However, don't do it internally because teachers can recognise and it can screw you over. As long as both creatives address the syllabus and criteria, run with it. But generally, not recommended.