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in the hsc rly? ok

no i just went badly on the test lmao

i didn't accelerate 4u this year, i did 3u and 2u i fluked the prize so i doubt that has anything to do with accelerating

yr7 prize, yr8 distinction in amc edit: amc this year was the day before my adv trial so i didn't bother going

i'm not entirely sure about the hsc itself but 4u is considerably harder than 3u in terms of content (imo) edit: this isn't to scare you i'm sure you can do it but it's harder 4u being difficult and doing competitions were unrelated, sorry for not making that clear Yeah sure 4u is about...

bruh that's a misleading headline then (still weird tho, rejecting a .95 adjusted)

why tf does it say he got .95

bigger troll accs exist

they're not real

who tf is doing ucat in yr9

4u is hard have u taken math competitions

no offence but imo it's not (only) your teacher's fault you failed, it's yours (sorry, slightly controversial) imo you shouldn't rely on your teacher and if you can tell he isn't teaching properly, learn the stuff yourself

das some cap

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isn't 5.2/5.3 normal yr10 stuff

makes you feel your work has paid off (idk i didn't sr)

CONSIDERING REPEATING AT 48 WHAT nooooooo

ngl i couldn't wrap my head around that way of explaining the derivative I personally just thought of 1 point gradient/ steepness and didn't run into any issues

dw i was struggling with calculus early yr8 so u should be fine ur love might wither once you start doing accelerated but who knows

maths ext 1 is defo a much bigger workload than advanced but doing it in yr9 should be fairly doable if you study hard anyway if you wanna avoid stress don't be like me and study 3 days before trials benefits should be self explanatory but the negatives are stress mostly