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Haha, thanks for your advice. (: What really put me off going there was that you weren't allowed to keep the exams you did or take any of their resources home, which is kind of weird :\

Yeah I went to Pre-Uni for a term. I hated every lesson... but there was no refunds so yeah... But they're offering HSC-style exams. I was planning to go just for that or would that be a waste of money? It's a 2 hour exam + 1 hour revision. Oh and Dux College and Talent 100 are offering similar...

Oh, is Dux college good?

Hi! I want to join a tutoring college that's doing trial prep/revision Which tutoring place would you recommend? Any comments is appreciated! So far, I'm thinking of joining Matrix or Pre-Uni.

LOL, an advanced english teacher at my school said that she was marking the english paper, creative writing part, and caught a girl doing that. She said she had heard the story from somewhere before and gave it to a head marker. Turns out the girl literally memorised the whole story and rewrote...

Should have been studying for trials since the start of this term :\ Starting to panic ><

Week 4/5. Only 10 more weeks until trials :( Only history assessment left (week 9) and english which is week 1 next term. lul

Wow, must be really good.

Mathematics - ADV, Ext 1 & Ext 2 Biology, Chemistry & Physics Course Objective: To provide Year 12 students with an intensive revision of the topics covered in the HSC course in preparation for the upcoming HSC Trial Examination. To provide Year 12 students with an intensive revision of...

oh okay.

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I discovered that Matrix had a reverse ATAR calculator where you can type in the ATAR you want and it'll display the HSC marks you'll need. So I typed in the ATAR I wanted along with my subjects and when it showed the marks I needed, I was surprised that it wasn't as high as I expected. Then I...

shit.

aye lad what's your name?

( " ) ( " ) Yes it is! :'(

Ohh! Centre and surface. *facepalm*

The answer from the textbook is 4kms^-1

Yes. I thought it was that as well. But the answer was wrong :\

How can x= 6400 when v=5? & the answer comes out wrong as well. I thought it would be v=5 when x=0 but there would be no solution.

A rocket is fired vertically from the surface of the earth at a velocity of 5kms^-1. The acceleration of the rocket is given by a= -80000/x^2 kms^-2, where x is the distance of the rocket from the centre of the earth. If the radius of the Earth is 6400km, find the rocket's velocity when it is...