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you are a wise one x2 yay, it worked, i think

Haha, that's what happened in our religion exam. Silly kid.

I've got a question for you guys: is x^2 - 3 a difference of two squares?

really? oh, okay

Re: What HSC subjects do u do? you probably shouldn't name the teachers, but it's your call

I disagree with Foram's 'reading the textbook that many times that it stores your long-term memory' thing. Definitely go for a more interesting approach to learning the facts and content (e.g. acronyms, tables, diagrams, numbered points, rhymes whatever). *** Repetition is good nonetheless.

the key to good grades is: > consistency/continuity (i.e. doing all homework, not slacking off) > repetition (i.e. revision, applying work to questions/essays e.g. the layout of maths exercises makes the same working/formulae recur so you get used to working with it > persistence (not giving...

“Barbary Horse” (Act 1, Scene 1) “put money in thy purse” (Act 1, Scene 3) “Divinity of Hell!” (Act 2, Scene 3) “her virtue into pitch And out of her own goodness make the net that shall enmesh them all.” (Act 2, Scene 3) “murderous coxcomb” (Act 5, Scene 2) “Villainy!” (Act 5, Scene...

Careful for the questions that have 2 x and/or y intercepts. E.g. y = x^2 - 4, be sure that you take positive and negative cases.

no worries :)

3) Barn question = 204.92m^2 (by my calculations) Steps used: broke the measurements up into 4 equal roof sides, 4 equal side walls and 4 equal fence sides. area of roof sides = (1.73 * 6) / 2 *4 = 20.76m^2 area of side walls = 3.72 * 6 * 4 = 89.28m^2 area of fencing = 10.8 *...

If someone has a special aptitude/ability in Chemistry and has good, clear explanation skills, your help would be much appreciated.

The basic equations are... Moles of a monatomic (not diatomic or polyatomic e.g. can't be H2, S8 etc) element = [mass of substance (in grams)] / [Ar (the relative atomic mass, see periodic table for atomic mass number)] Moles of a diatomic/polyatomic element/compound (e.g. H2O, P9 etc)...

wow, you might be in that small percentage that get a band 6 for standard english

Forbidden: what is your mid-session mark this semester for Physics?

A school in the North East of NSW known as Xavier. It's near Byron Bay (if you've heard of that town). So yeah, not Sydney (lol). I'm not sure therefore about the hardness of our tests hey, I think they are easy to moderately hard. Well, maths was a okay - not too bad - like most cases; enough...

Religion - 1st - 100% (haven't actually seen paper, so I hope they aren't bullshitting with me :eek: ) Maths - 1st - 94% Music -performance - 1st - 95% :) The VERY hard work paid off! Waiting to get music-listening back :( which was hard as hell!

No: up to even 20 is possible if you accelerate subjects and accumulate your HSC over say 3 years. Also, a fair contingent of people do 13 units in year 12 to ensure a subject or two are not counted towards UAI if they are a relatively low mark.

synthesis = how many different parts combine to form one in your case the themes, techniques, characters/persona/composer and plot combine to shape the journey... P.S as above, try to be specific in your body paragraphs - narrowing it down to one aspect of the journey

no way - don't say that (haha, hint = I love maths) what's wrong with it atm? what topic? what maths do you do?