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I think so, but you would need to smash ur hsc, esp

same but im trying it for the first time lol

I've set up this plan where each night I dedicate a subject to do a past paper for, so tn is chem tmr is maths, wed is latin ill let u know how it goes

I think it depends on your rank, cohort and subjects as well? Its definitely possibly but need more info

thats a good mark?

stop look its a good thing to be good at eng too

at least now maths is compulsory for younger cohorts so those people who love english can get wrecked

yeah but they dont have a book for ext 2 unfortunately, im def going to do the chem and maths x 1 ones though

i feel so awkward just standing here LMAO

okay slay, i just printed the last ten years for now im waiting

how many years back for maths x 2 should i print im standing at my printer rn around 10 years??

don't know whether this is correct

its the same sort of reasoning as i was using before, you set up a general expression and chose n = 1 to get the general form for the term in x then you solve for the coefficient = 28 for the first equation. Then you do the same by setting n =2 to get the general form for the term in x^2 and...

WAIT NO GOT IT sorry forgot mod 1 there for a min

perfect then i wont worry about the first thing with the carboxylic acid why cant the Hs on the CH3 hydrogen bond as well?

correct me if i mucked up

Can someone also explain why amides have higher BPs than carboxylic acids?

What's going on in the diagram below? I read the dotpoints but I'm a little confused why the double bond changes place. Do we need to know this? My Textbook doesn't really talk about it. https://scienceready.com.au/pages/hsc-chemistry-amines-and-amides

thanks man :jump: