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yes and point is people saw potential in me for marriage counselling ages ago clearly then my abilities have matured and improved

who is the only person here voted "Most Likely to be Marriage Counsellor" during High School? exactly just me

oh almost forgot to mention: very mature decision since you are like 12

not sure if srs

do questions

wat

It means a 47 is scaled to a 42.4.

ehh well here is a good start Also I think there are people on here who will read your essays and short answers for free so... save yourself some money there

Not really, it's just time management. Although all the subjects I did, I really liked, so I didn't feel myself going "ugh wtf is this - this is stupid" You seem to feel that with maths, so consider the idea of dropping it for that reason. Not "omg 14 units" And the free period argument is...

lolwat i did 14 units for my hsc edit: "i should drop something because i have x units" is a silly reason to drop, imo You drop something because you really want to, or because you need to, not because "oh crap i'm doing so many subjects"

to people not from western sydney, yes :p

omg you're from the blacktown area too I think it'd be best if you list your entire set texts for all of them

what location what price range what exactly are you looking for need to be more specific

http://community.boredofstudies.org/9/english-extension-2/275546/shadowdudes-ex2-major-work.html ahahaha just read my Reflection Statement again It's so embarrassingly bad - but... it hits all the main points on what it should be

I like the LHS = RHS ones which involve the more complex trig. identities like 1 + tan^2 = sec^2 or some variant where it's not as simple as "oh okay, well cot is cos/sin and csc is 1/sin and sec is 1/cos, plug that in, simplify, oh look i get 2 = 2 or something" At least try and trip up the...

the reason i don't like these types of question is that all you need really is to know what cosec, sec and cot mean and it's... trivial Like if you expand and simplify, it resolves down to sin = sin, which is obviously true But then you have to keep in mind when expressions are undefined and...

don't you just convert all the cot, cosecs and secs to normal tan, sin and cos and then go about it normally?

maybe not so much the second thing though

Civil Engineering is great plenty of pretty girls there (compared to like... Electrical or something) :detective: