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Well even if it wont work, at least people are thinking of new radical ideas to stop global warming. Just a few days ago there was another idea in the news, about sending thousands of large rocks and satellites with mirrors up into space at a cost of 200 trillion dollars...

What if all of america decided to jump when the realised the tidal wave was coming?

Yeah, even if it was proven that it might have an impact theres no way u can get the timing exact

If 600 million people on earth all jumped at the same time apparently it will shift the earth's orbit slightly and possibly stop global warming http://www.worldjumpday.org/

Yeah I've noticed in teh Ruse papers they also do other hard integration methods that are (I think) taught in 4 unit but are also applicable for 3 unit students (though I doubt they will ever put them in the hsc) Things like splitting up a function using polynomial division, and also dividing...

Some more "Jews aern't actually cheap - a Jew will look at a good shirt and say 'hmm its nice material, here's my money' whereas an Indian would look at it and go '[indian accent]I could probably get this made for 4 dollars'." "if you've got in a tense situation, pop in the indian accent...

REally? Cool! Where did you read this?

Perhaps, but dont foget that the space shuttle missions, the moon landing etc. all helped to further technology - without them we would not have some of the modern marvels today we take for granted. At the very least these space missions accelerate technological devlopment and increase...

What? The comet wasnt even headed towards earth lol A tremendous achievement though, the pictures are amazing

The fact is theres no such thing as a 'race' of humans at all, genetically the differences betwen people are negligable. There's far more variations in other animals of the same species than in humans. We are all homo sapiens, thats it.

Some food for thought From http://cfrterrorism.org/policy/foreignaid.html The second question is particularly important. I think there is a culture of belief that wealthy countries (not just the US) are giving trillions of dollars to Africa with no result. There was also an...

They made us do modern history

We are doing this topic. It seems pretty interesting :D

You would also have to state Planck's formula E=hf because it is this formula that shows why light of higher frequency has higher energy photons.

You might want to buy the books that the board of studies releases every year for a lot of subjects - it has student answers from last years hsc. Theres a chance your school library might have it as well. http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/catalog/index.html

Also dont do past papers until you are confident with your ability in all the major topics which are coming up in the trials - your better off workign through textbook exercises first, and then doing past papers after you've got the concepts under grasp. Btu really 2 Unit maths isnt really that...

Yeah, thats what I got as well

It doesn't show the examiner that you have any idea what calculus is, considering the topic itself is called "applications of calculus" - you have to understand the processes, not use some magic formula which only works in a few cases. For example, you cant do the last question in the 2003 hsc...

Its totally up to you. I personally would lean towards polycratic but again, its your choice. Just choose a point of view, and argue it throughout your essay, and you will do well :)

There is a book that has been released by the Board of Studies with student answers for not just Modern History but also a lot of other subjects. You can buy it online here: http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/catalog/index.html