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Yeah i think I read that on the confessions page or something... Wasn't there like 100 people who did it total? LOL Yes, my teacher said that med physics is the option we chose cuz it's easier or something, like less syllabus dot points. Also Q2Q seems quite popular (lots of notes on it on this...

Ok then, well if you ever need help my offer still stands. I might start a thread actually offering help with Phys haha

Med, i wanted to do AoS but they said no :( (school chose lol) Ur doing Q2Q right?

haha I'm kinda the opposite; knowing there is only one month left both scares me and inspires me to study more and I'm quite excited for the HSC exams... (Although I get scared that I'm probably under-prepared right now, especially for eng...) Yeah this... Exactly 1 month till Paper 1 :SSS...

So like is it the calculation questions that you get stuck on? If you ever need any help I can try my best to either help you understand/answer questions you have about Phys. This would be helpful for both of us, since you will learn stuff plus I will consolidate knowledge through teaching.

I'm not too sure... What lvl of maths are you doing tho? if ur doing 5.3 they may just ask you to drop down to a lower level...

Thanks for visiting... Now go away. :bat:

95.55, you can do it man

oh ok then. 89.95

92.05

hey man, Just putting your raw results into http://www.atarcalculator.com.au/online/index.php I'm already getting 69.7. 70 is not out of reach!! Remember your raw marks are usually aligned upwards so you'd actually do better in the HSC exams than that if that is what you scored raw...

Ok thanks :) That is helpful to know

For the first question: > Simplify down to: sinx(2sinx-1) = 0 > then solve: sinx = 0 and 2sinx-1 = 0 for x For the second question: > let (alpha) be one root and (beta) be another root such that (beta) = 2(alpha) > Thus roots are (alpha) and 2(alpha) > now (2k+4) = product of...

I suck at absolute values :S. But I think from recall of this in year 11 you don't need to split it up into four cases, but only two; ie. when they're both the same sign and when they're different signs. Someone correct me if I'm wrong?

yes; you can get a 99.5+ I estimate 99.9

To get yourself out of the "hole" you've gotten yourself into you're really going to need to put time and effort into it, just as you would if you wanted to excel in anything. > Study (in the areas you're weak at; You may want to do this only after doing some past papers, but you could do it...

Depends on the type of engineering; however from doing the HSC course Engineering studies there is already quite a bit of overlap between physics and Engineering and there is maths involved. Also seeing from the UAC courses lots of them have Physics and 3U maths as assumed knowledge (so you...

I'm getting same answers as you OP. I think the answers are just wrong... m1 = 2 with point at (-1, 5) y-5=2(x+1) y-5=2x+2 2x-y+7=0 m2 = -1 (2, -7) y+7=-1(x-2) y+7=-x+2 x+y+5=0 x=-4 y=-1

Personally I agree with sida1049...

98.3