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If you have conquering chemistry I think it said what you just wrote, and there's a main point that said what ND said above.

So it's going to be after the HSC that no-one goes to school anymore? they bein pretty tolerant :)

when is the results coming?

Actually i was wondering why the UTS lady is there too.. :D

incompetent ph00lz (elitist asshole style)

no man, i was just joking :D

Im not quite sure whether you're required to talk about the G constant in the syllabus, really. In my second thought, because Einstein compared his gravitational and centripetal force equations with kepler's law, it could be that kepler was the first to take the constant (after doing the above...

6.67 x 10^-11? I think newton got it the same way as how planck got his constant.. using some strange technique. Here's how they do it. They draw a paper with numbers 0, 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 all the way til 9. They then hold a pen, close their eye, and just move the pen / inkpen all...

remember their faces? That's what smart people look like :)

How come no-one aims 95-100%? I think i'm changing mine to this :p

o, no wonder :) yeah excel physics is good, and i like it a lot

trial = 95%, hsc = 95% Because one of my friend last time got 97% in the half-yearly. Im an elitist asshole, and I think no-one is better than me, so I think i can get that high :D btw only 8% made it to band 6.

I have no scanner, and attempting to digital camera it would result weird. The inequality note, although just past papers, were pretty thick and would be good to go through. Who ended up watching the live video in the opening ceremony? :D edit: it's not induction notes. It's 2 page of...

for me, same as above btw, only 9% of chem candidates scored band 6. Compare this with japanese continuers, with 60% getting band 6. 88.88% of classical greek extension 1 got band 6. But there were only 9 students anyways :D

I think that's quite right, because I saw a similar answer in the excel physics book (one of the questions in the "trial").

My teacher used slicing method for example by subtraction of the cylinder "hole", and calculating the sphere volume with the poles "chipped off".. if you get what I mean. I forgot, but I tried to use shell method. I forgot if it worked or not. Why don't you try it?

relax, may the force be with you :)

does the specimen papers for a specific paper cover all the syllabus dotpoints? I was thinking that it was written comprehensive-book style, which means it asks for all questions while going through each point etc..

For Terry Lee notes, buy his book of course :D

inequality note is huge as, you should have come to get it, cause it's gonna take a while to scan.. induction is only 2 pages, like last year. Im not sure about the others though.