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Just keep on practising on probability and remember for topic sentences don't make things complicated. Just make it simple but with enough depth to make them sound decent enough.

Prepare one essay/response to fit the possible questions that you were given and mould on the day. But this method is not very efficient imo.

I'm not too sure actually. But it sounds right.

Problem is how to find m in order to find the moles?

Please do it. My chemistry is so out of touch these days.

Hmm I think its missing some info here. What is its given mass?

Lol it's a bit late asking this question since you're nearly finished the course. But from what i've heard, Physics in Focus is decent.

Hi could you upload some notes and essays for Donne/Wit? Much appreciated Thanks a lot :)

They just compared your results to the number of candidates who took the same exam as you on the medstart, which i'm assuming not many people took it. Thus it resulted in that percentile that you acquired. So don't worry too much.

Na has a charge of +1 and OH has a charge of -1. Only possible compound is NaOH.

Technically you did not fail. 46/80 is a pass. Just try to work harder leading up to the trials and of course the HSC and i'm sure you will get what you deserve.

Is it that hard to ask google?

why are you trolling? Last couple of days you posted heaps of integration questions on one of the threads lol :P

Medicine is medicine. Doesn't matter which uni you attend or graduate from. You will practice the same thing once you enter the workforce.

Assuming OP did music for his HSC. Combined Music/Med is 99.50 from memory.

Hmm so far i don't really like productions of materials (too much content).. acidic environment is ok. Lol the calculations for AE is not that bad actually, its a build up of what you did during prelim.

I agree. For now just focus on half yearlies. There's still 5 more months for you to make solid improvements.

Troll much? How could you have possibly sat the UMAT last year lol? You can only sit the exam during your final year of high school and in uni.

4u integration is very fun :)

These questions seem to be repetitive.