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Haha I reused a text that we analysed in year 9 and one in year 10 as my relateds so I had the analysis all set out and then I might read over it a bit before the test. Its honestly not that hard to write a related...

Oh yeah, that's retarded.

Depends on how your school submits marks. The school pretty much has freedom with the marks they send- they could send it off as 90.18 or just as 90.00 if they wanted which is like effective rounding.

Nope. Do it once, analyse it, the end. Maybe relook at it once but the important thing is your analysis. Plus, you can always make up stuff for relateds- the marker won't know if its true or not.

If you had a one hour talk and enjoyed it then obviously you'd get their number This.

Yes

Uhh why? It's like 2 band sixes a person...

Yes- their external mark will become their internal and they will state rank assuming the mark was high enough

If no one in your school got a B6 in any subject, by definition your school is ranked last as they rank based on B6's. Can you please check into your school because any ATAR estimate will be off unless we have relatively accurate details about your school.

~99.5 but is her school more towards the 25 end or the 35 end- this will make a difference

YES. I've been thinking about this thing for a while too. I think it would make sense to come slightly second but I want to know what others think.

Oh right. My bad. Well then, no. I don't think you can access the very top marks by leaving everything last minute. Yes you can pass and depending on how good you are, you can do well, but you will always do better with a longer and more consistent prep time.

Do both. I always prepare thoroughly for exams and then the night before, cram until midnight, sleep until five and then wake up and lightly revise the course again. This is for all subs bar maths where I just listen to pump up music on the morning and sleep the night before. I don't think you...

You can DIFFERENTIATE brackets even if its not linear. You just can't INTEGRATE brackets if its not linear.

Umm, why would you have ANY grammar errors? You've had heaps of time to make it all perfect. I don't do EX2 but I'd imagine it would be too favourable- like it wouldn't matter for a few errors but if there's quite a few... Maybe someone that does EX2 though can add more deets.

You can't just integrate like that- increasing the power by one etc. only works for something that is linear on the inside. You can verify this easily by differentiating your integral- you'd have to use the quotient rule and you wouldn't end up with the original.

Yes. No. Yes.

Especially if we do a team effort, it'll be heaps fast. Carrot- park your car outside Tech. As soon as exam is over- I'll bolt and transfer the paper. You have your laptop in the car and do solutions quickly. Use our schools wifi and then upload. No one will beat us :P

Seriously looking forward to this. BTW, you've seen our school trial. What did you think of that in relation to HSC? Obviously it was easier but how much easier do you reckon?

You reckon that high? I doubt it tbh. Last year, one of my friends came 3rd in the state and he got like 115 or 116 raw. Can't see anyone getting 100 personally because why would it be any different to the old papers in terms of Q16/Q8 difficulty? Or do you think the shorter exam will make it...