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Haha yeah! I felt terrible after the exam when I found out it said 'line' but ended up getting it right lmao.

I doubt that you will ever be asked to draw a 'normal' graph. You're usually asked for a line of best fit. But make sure you can differentiate between the need for a line of best fit or a curve of best fit according to the data given. In our last physics trial it asked for a 'line of best fit'...

Heard that someone from my school had an estimated ATAR of about 92 and ended up with 96..

This was asked a year ago..

School rank?

My understanding is that your final internal mark is dependent on the mark of the same rank achieved by your cohort for the HSC. So, if I'm correct, you would be getting the 7th highest HSC mark for 3U maths as your internal mark but still keep your external mark. Say the 7th mark is 80, your...

Yep this is what I heard..

What is everyone planning on doing after the HSC? I just want to sit back and play games for the rest of those 3-4 months before uni..

Make sure you answer the question with close reference to the verb. Explain means to give cause and effect while evaluate means you would have to make a judgement. People who disregard these usually lose marks for 'not answering the question.' This is especially important in those last 6-7 mark...

I would say you should equally distribute them and discuss their interrelationships throughout the essay rather than focusing on one text at a time.

Sodium hydrogen carbonate is an amphiprotic substance, meaning it can act as both a proton donor and proton acceptor (acid or base). NaHCO3 + HCl -> NaCl + H2CO3 This carbonic acid readily dissolves into carbon dioxide and water. NaHCO3 + NaOH -> Na2CO3 + H2O

Doesn't see it. Because the building was 10 m wide.

Shouldn't it be either x or theta. If so, sin^2 (x) = 1 / 2 (1 - (1 - 2sin^2 (x)) sin^2 (x) = 1 / 2 (1 -1 + 2sin^2 (x)) sin^2 (x) = 1 / 2 (2sin^2 (x)) sin^2 (x) = sin^2 (x)

Yeah I got that too..

The last question was a copy of the 2006 S & G trial. It was basically the exact same thing, just with a different angle.

I spent way too much time on the two 6 mark questions for Industrial and ended up having to guess a few multiple choice questions because of it.

We did Industrial Chemistry. I got stuck on that 7 mark question asking for the graphical trends. Not that it was difficult, but wasn't sure what they wanted to make up 7 marks :/

John Donne and Robertson were pretty straightforward. Hamlet, not so much :/

http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=306419

That's true if you live in the greater western suburbs. UWS gives special consideration to those from western suburbs. They have a postcode list on the website where you can check to see if you're eligible. For others the cutoff remains at 95.55.