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Mathematics Extension 1 (3 Unit) isn't that hard in comparison to just Mathematics (2 Unit) There's no harm in giving it a go because you can always drop when you feel as if you can't keep up, it's too hard, etc. :D

As long as you guys don't go to Bali Have a spiked drink And die a painful death

I'd suggest 11 units because 1) 1 less subject to do which gives you more free periods and time to study 2) In the HSC your top 10 units are counted (I'm guessing you're doing an Extension 1 subject) 3) You won't regret it Would you mind sharing your current ranks and subjects ? It...

This will be your best chance in lifting up both your current ranks and possibility of getting a 90 + ATAR :D

I'd go with D The amount of point of intersections increases by 1 as the picture sequence progresses and the unknown (i.e. D) should have 6 points of intersection This actually seems fun Imma give it a go next year :D

So your parents bring you to uni when you were 5 and 1 (respectively) years old? :blink2:

Not sure how to help you with this All I can say is good luck and prepare your anus

I suggest that you give Advanced a go because 1) Yes it does scale more than standard 2) You can always drop down to standard if you're struggling with it

Head up matcha You're not the only one whose had regrets If I knew how time consuming and (no offence) repetitive and boring Economics was I wouldv'e never chosen it in the first place Although I did regret making this decision I learnt that making the best out of it would (in some way)...

I suggest you stick with 2 Unit Mathematics until the end of the Preliminary Year (i.e. The end of this term) to see if your marks increase If you find yourself getting consistently low marks and show no improvement by the end of this term then I suggest you drop down to general as it will be...

RIP justem #deathbydouble4uanal#noregrets Kidding :P You'll do fine :D

Hold your horses (or lions in this case ;) ) Just tell your dad that there is no point in doing a subject that you don't enjoy or struggle doing, because in the end it can affect your marks drastically (I'm talking about your overall ATAR) So yeah if you feel that it would be the right thing...

It's not that bad What I did to remember them was rewrite them three times and then tried to write some equations using them and I remembered them straight after

It honestly depends on the people in your cohort It varies every year, meaning that the chances of getting a band 6 do as well

Look at the statement that is in bolded text It's practically saying that although a comparative study (i.e. A study between two texts in this case) shows similar ideas it MAINLY highlights the context and the values of their texts Make reference to the context of both texts and how they...

To decide on what field is best for you I suggest that you see how well you perform next year For Example, if you go to a high ranked school (i.e. < 100) and the ranks for your subjects are really good (i.e. < 15 depending on how many people do that subject) then you could consider a job such...

Well seeing as your prelim exams are around the corner and if you have finished your set teachers homework then I suggest you begin making notes and revising in preparation for your exams :D

If you're 'weak' at English Standard then you're going to have to get good marks in all your other subjects in order to get a good ATAR :D

Do heaps of past papers

I'm hitting marks of 100% in mathematics and 90% ish in mathematics extension 1 So i'll give it a go :D