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absolute value and squaring something is very similar - the negatives go in both

gee, thanks for your input - where were you 2 weeks ago when I needed you?? lol, just kidding :)

i bet you don't need luck much at all - but good attempt at humility :) it seems as though are prepared to prepare!!

I have first extension maths test on Tuesday (2 days away)!!!! How should I study with such little time left?? Encouragement please!

You'll be fine!!

In extension 1 - as you know - show ALL working and don't take any shortcuts unless you under time constraints or confusion for that question. Attempt all questions. In biology - I'm not too sure - be logical - use your superior maths ability to your advantage. Other than good luck...

put your half yearly exam marks into SAM (student assessment modeller) and see which subject (s) don't count towards your 2006 UAI - they are most likely the subject (s) you should be dropping :)

Re: 11Unitss Too Risky?? less exams makes sense :)

They're solid marks/ranks whether you think so or not!! I have the same problem as - I am also a perfectionist - like I got 70% in english assessment and I am still beating myself up about it and I can't help it!! Oh well, its also gives you incentive to do better next time!! But yeah...

isn't half way through year 11 term 2, week 4/5 (???) why are your 1/2 yearlys so early??

A fair bit I have yet to start cause I was taking a break!! Using the subject checklist strategy English - none set Maths - Finish functions topic Extension - Study for Tuesday's test epp!! Chemistry - do a timeline for history of metals :sleep: I hate history in any form!! PDHPE - none set...

Re: 11Unitss Too Risky?? no, its a good amount - 10 is too risky; 12+ and its getting too much work to wade through

yuck, the imagery in my head

no, but if you get started yourself and then ask for some help than sure, no worries :)

what is differentiation??

yer, i think - all the stuff I am saying is merely logic and reasoning cause I haven't done this factorial stuff yet :(

don't forget the product rule - just multiplying each event P.S that's the only thing I have done for that topic in extension maths so far :(

you count both A's as one kinda thing - so there can't be A1 and A2 - well that's what I think anyway

I am guessing you worked out your error in working and took the thread off!

P.S I haven't done this topic in depth yet - so I am probably wrong!