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the moderating process works as such: - your HSC marks become a pool of marks distributed to students. The mean of the internal assessment is raised/lowered to match that in the HSC (so strong cohorts have higher internals) - rank #1 gets highest HSC mark. rank #last gets lowest. the rest are...

they shouldn't be so narky about it. They are not following NESA policy & rules, so they are not doing their job. Yikes. sounds like a terrible situation!

Click the Go Advanced button, scroll down and click Manage Attachments.

I didn't do SDD, so I just did it knowing using intuition.

exam will be put up on NESAs website within a week/10 days of the exam around about.

It is C from the MG. LOAD b SUBTR a JMPN else IF b-a <0 then go to else statement. that is if b<a. This means the IF statement in the high level code corresponds with the else block in the CPU code. (Think of the ELSE case in the high-level language as the default, and so the default in the...

Note there are some complications because the new syllabus for Year 11 begins next year. Obviously you would have to sit the old syllabus which may be an administrative challenge.

Re: HSC 2018 MX2 Marathon expand (xa-by) +(ay+bx)i=b+ia equate real and complex and solve simulataneously for x,y

I'll be adding to this list, and putting various different resources for the 2018 hsc syllabus For now, because I am a bit busy here are some things, more things coming soon. General Resources A selection of HSC Notes https://www.dropbox.com/sh/nz92pe0ii79zjth/AABjDSPc-WLdFKjyRTn2qxaxa?dl=0...

I think cohort strength is very important with small cohort size. Because if the cohort is mixed or weak, that will affect you greatly except if you ranked first or maybe second. the only exception would be English here.

Uploaded some of my class notes on the topic. 3.3 Calibrating a pH meter http://www.boredofstudies.org/download.php?id=17234 3.4 Defining Acids (theory stuff) http://www.boredofstudies.org/download.php?id=17235 3.4 Titration (background information)...

unfortunately except for maths and englishs, schools don't generally release 2017 papers for chem/physics until around trials. the best you'll find are 2016 papers.

the reason why I think this debate is so difficult, is because at the centre of it is a definition debate; on what marriage is and what marriage should be. there are very different views on this, which draw on various different cultural experiences, natural observations as well as differing...

Not quite, it is more compatible than you are willing to admit. For instance, you have the Uluru Bark petition from the first nation peoples, and other communities have put forward their views; and in this is in mutlicultural diverse Australia. It is only very recently, you can possibly argue...

I said "can" not "will", Western culture has always been compatible with that understanding. The stance of traditional marriage across different cultures is more compatible with a man-woman (not specifically the definition in 2004 marriage amendment etc.) definition. It is more of an...

marriage is a good thing in the sense of how it is defined currently, it works in such a way currently to benefit our society and to benefit our children. the current definition is one that all cultures and races can agree on. you will find that many who vote no, do not believe that same-sex...

If you do, best to use ofurigana above them.

isn't it it -1/6 not -1/18

have a look here: https://thsconline.github.io/s/yr11/Chemistry/assessment-tasks.html#0ByEFYhkkDQBKd3RBTWp0b3ZLazg and pick relevant questions :)