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actually, can someone please explain the diagram?, I understand all of it up until S2, i understand that this is the orange line, but how does that make the circle S?

I should really stop posting shouldn't I, just found a nice diagram from last years thread on it so never mind!

can anyone please draw me a diagram for this question? I read the matrix solutions (cause nesa doesn't write up solutions for it) and they dont make sense.... tysm

Yeah i don't think the CSSA one counted, only the distance education one, but it didn't really matter because she is only ranked against the people at her school taking ext 2 (so auto rank 1) rather than the people from her class

yep

i have a friend at another school doing maths x 2 by distance because her school doesn't offer it, its pretty annoying, she has to go to 4hr in person classes once every two weeks and all her classes are on zoom which is annoying if you want help with questions and she had to sit both the CSSA...

what subject is this that you want to drop????

ahh perfect thankyou everyone. I was just doing the CSSA 2023 trial because our school gave it to us got stumped when i got to that 6 marker

but then won't that scale up and thats the point of their calculator?

and ur upset about this?

We did biodiesel because my teacher says the syllabus dot point is a bit vauge so theoretically they can ask it; IQ2: Hydrocarbons - Examine the environmental, economic and sociocultural implications of obtaining and using hydrocarbons from the Earth. IQ3: Alcohols Compare and contrast...

literal legend thankyou so much; do you have any social implications by any chance, all ive got is that people have fought wars over oil deposits

Does anyone know/ have a nice summary of the social and economic implications of biofuels vs fossil fuels? Thankyou!

I think my school might have done a depth study on mangroves in year 11, but don't know whether it is a common thing

or this could also be for bio right?

Replacing vegetation that has been damaged by tsunamis – especially mangrove forests that protect the coastline The term mangrove refers to a diverse group of salt tolerant trees and other plant species that are found along sheltered tropical and sub-tropical shores and estuaries. Mangroves...

OOOH IS THIS MANDO GEO I LOVED THIS STUFF IDK WHY

why dont you just do last year's paper?

Yeah no i get that! I like their focus on big animals, which was why I was leaning more towards it. The 98 atar for USYD scares me...

I am getting that vibe ngl