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At least an hour per week night. And when you have a class at school, you must revise the content of that class that very night.

LOL agree. Jon Kell, Yd, Mish Mash? That to me screams cheap-looking, woggy, lebby (no offence to anyone of course). All their stuff fits really poorly because it's mass-produced to the shithouse. Also, they need to get over all the rips and fraying and graffiti. mish mash is really in? I've...

My mate is getting cheated on by his gf who I am also close to. I feel a really strong obligation to my mate to tell him, because if he is being lied to, or his trust is being violated, I feel it too. Know what I mean? Don't you feel that way? I find it hard to remain indifferent.

I'm in the 2nd scenario and my instinct was to tell the cheatee. I thought that if I confronted the cheater he/she would deny it, cover his/her tracks and convince the other before I get the chance to talk to the cheatee. I want to ask but it's a difficult situation, I have to work it into a...

I did the Philosophy Distinction Course last year and am doing an actuarial degree this year. Does MQ give credit for Distinction Course? How can I apply for it?

Say you had a friend and you knew that their bf/gf was cheating on them. Do you tell him/her or not get involved at all? Say there's a couple and you are really close friends to both of them and one is cheating on the other. Do you tell the one being cheated on?

I'm doing an actuarial degree and I have to be at uni every weekday. I think there was no avoiding that because I had lectures everyday. Is that really the case or did I just not manipulate my timetable well enough?

Wow this guy's keen.. only in yr 10. I'm not answering your questions but I can give you some advice. Don't narrow yourself to one career path, usually people's preferences change between yr 10 and 12. Their goals often change too including UAI aims. Or maybe you might not reach your goals...

<SUP></SUP><?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /><o:p>d/dx [2/x<SUP>4</SUP> + 1/5x<SUP>2</SUP>] = 2x<SUP>-4</SUP> + x<SUP>-2</SUP>/5<o:p></o:p> = -4.2.x<SUP>‑5</SUP> + -2.x<SUP>-3</SUP>/5<o:p></o:p> = -8x<SUP>-5</SUP> – 2x<SUP>‑3</SUP>/5<o:p></o:p> =...

It is still possible. Now forget about it. Don't let these things distract you. Keep studying.

You lose a mark for a miscalculation but if further on in the question, you use that incorrect value and your method is still correct, you still gain marks in those parts. If in a particular year, it is really competitive, the markers would be stricter on things like that and they would...

And in which years is 70 good enough? when the candidature is of poor quality?

It's been frequently said that a lot depends on the quality of the candidature of the year. What exactly does this mean? So if I get 75/120 and the candidature is really good, what happens? Or if it is relatively poor?

Yes.

What mark do you think I will get with these results... Assessment mark: ~82% Trial mark: 76% Rank: 4/~33

I don't know exactly what you mean... what simpler one? Different values for what?

Hey... what do you guys think I will get as an HSC mark? I'm ranked 2nd... very very close to 1st... for my trial i got 93% CSSA paper and I'm confident of getting 90%+ in the HSC exam.

This function is a curve. When you use Simpson's rule you only take shapes/strips under the curve which are formed with straight lines as it sides. Meaning, you have boundaries for these strips (for this example 1.0, 1.5, 2.0). Vertical lines are drawn from these x values on the x-axis up to...

Your 3 x values are 1.0 , 1.5 , 2.0 for x = 1.0 , y = e ---- y0 for x = 1.5 , y = 1.5e^1.5 ----- y1 for x = 2.0 , y = 2e^2 ----- yn Simpson's rule: integral approx = h/3[ y0 + yn + 4(odd) + 2(even)]...

What school has accelerated 3u in yr 10? That probably means you did accelerated 4u in yr 11 right? Could you tell me about the marks you got to get 99/100? Rank, raw assessment mark, trial mark. Thanks