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I've been getting mixed signals, between people who think that spending more time on really learning the content rather than doing past papers is better. And people who think that I should kill 2 birds with one stone and learn the content through trial papers - write down my mistakes etc. I see...

Thank you that does help

I didn't realise physics was going to be mixed into vectors, so I'm having a tough time trying to grasp both ideas of physics and maths to answer these two questions. Help would be greatly appreciated

Yeah I just tried expanding rather than making 9^k+1 the subject, makes sense now

I've gotten to step 2, but with step 3 I keep getting 9*64P-8 which is not true. Assumption = 9(9^k-1)-8k = 64P which is the same as 9^(k+1)-9-8k By rearranging that in step 3 I keep getting 9(64P)-8 --> which is not true Need help

thank you very much

Let P(x) = (x+1)(x-3)Q(x) + a(x+1) + b, where Q(x) is a polynomial and a and b are real numbers When P(x) is divisible by (x+1) the remainder is -11. When P(x) is divisible by (x-3) the remainder is 1. i) What is the value of b? ii) What is the remainder when P(x) is divided by (x+1)(x-3)...

Any tutors that people go to / have been to or have heard good reviews about? - Looking around the Liverpool /Hoxton park area

It seems better to me personally predominantly because the hardest thing for many people from what I heard is balancing time and being organised tutoring and with school work. Online tutoring eliminates that so it should be better right? Has anyone who has done online tutoring seen success?

My Maths extension 1 exam allows us to bring a cheat sheet with us. Is there any way I can exploit this advantage to make the test even easier for me or should i just write formulas etc?

I see the word organised thrown around often but what are some things I can start doing to become as organised as possible?

I've finally come to terms with the fact that I need to start reading more books to enhance my English skills. I was wondering what everyone's favourite books of all time were so that I could start my reading journey. I prefer fiction books by the way.

Stuck on these 4 questions, would be great if someone helped out :)

Thank you for this, I'll start trying for my exams but not work as hard.

Extension Maths, PDHPE, SOR 1 unit, chem, bio, adv eng

Studying takes a lot of time out of my day and I just want to know if doing bad in my exam affects anything in terms of subjects for year 11 and 12.

My yearly exams are coming very soon, starting in week 2, term 4. I was wondering if it's even worth trying anymore. I have put so much work in from the start of the year up until now and got the subjects that I want to do in year 11 and 12. I chose my subjects in term 3 and I'm pretty confident...

Thank you, personally, do you think I should make the move between schools though?

I've seen a lot of people mention their school rankings when they're asking about their ATAR estimates etc. I was wondering why school rankings matter? If you are dedicated and do well wouldn't you get the same as anyone else in a top 10 ranked school? If they do matter, should I reconsider...

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