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Still a space in my Saturday 2pm-4pm class. Contact me if interested :)

I know a couple of the science teachers at Good Sam, they are excellent teachers. Possibly just a poor cohort? Apparently Freemans 2013 cohort was quite weak. Our 2016 cohort is going to smash it. So many nerds! LoL

If you can get balancing equations, naming compounds and formulae of polyatomic ions and compounds that would be sufficient. Balancing Chemical equations is beyond Stage 5 Science, so it should not be assumed by your Year 11 teacher that this can be done, but if you can do it, or at least have...

Freeman FTW! Most Band 6s in the southern region of the CEO since data was collected

What have you done so far? To get you started: (tanx)^2=tan(x-a)tan(x-b) =[(tan(x) - tan(a))/(1+tan(x)tan(a))][(tan(x) - tan(b))/(1+tan(x)tan(b))]

Congrats, Joe :) What was the highest at Gwood? Was it Della?

I would like to take credit for 4 of those, cuz it's all me, their hard work had nothing to do with their success ;) All of my weeners got their b6 :) Surprised the markers could read Hitarths writing, lol

I previously stated that HSC Physics had less b6 than usual, but I was mistaken! It was on par with previous years. All of my tutoring students except 1 which I was expecting to achieve band 6 got there, I had 2 others who I thought wouldn't, but they did (They were capable of it, but had quite...

If any of you are really curious, ring your school. They have access to the students who state ranked at the school

Yep

Maybe It seems 12 people got 99/100 this year in Visual Arts 39 people got 97/98 in Adv English Only 4 people got 49/50 in Ext 1 (SR here!!) 17 people got 49/50 in His Ext

Eng Adv: b6 - 14.7% b5 - 44.7% Maths 2u: b6 - 21.7% b5 - 32.1% Maths 3u: b6 - 30.4% b5 - 54.2% Maths 4u: b6 - 31.5% b5 - 55%

My F5 key is bruised

time dilation...

I would advise small group. I run class sizes of 6, which is just right. I would not above 8. The class sizes at peak are ridiculous, not sure about intuition.

Congratulations guys! Some excellent results here :) Big WD to Editor XD

Re: HSC 2015 2U Marathon Solve for x: sin^2(x) - 3sin(x)cos(x) + 2cos^2(x) = 0 where 0<=x<=2(Pi)

re: HSC Physics Marathon Archive Please answer the current question before posting others, it is too confusing for me. Current Question: If not answered in next ~48 hours, I will answer and respond with another question

re: HSC Physics Marathon Archive Perfecto! Nice question too :)

I hate it when it says that the limit IS EQUAL TO infinity. Doesn't make sense to me. Just say it diverges or something. That's about as much as I can contribute, lol. Thinking about it, like in terms of the maths which I remember, which is very little, like in terms of asymptotes, which I...