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Nah perms and combs is sooo much more fun the derivatives. Derivatives is kinda just applying the same rules over and over again.

someone wanna just upload them for free?...

I think they've done complex no., integration, vectors and are now on proofs. Entrance test will probably be a on some of these topics.

By their nature (especially in english), some terms will be vague and imprecise. When giving definitions, using an example to illustrate your definition is probably the way to go. Idk about legal specifically but you don't want to be too specific sometimes, as it limits what you can talk about...

hehe i have spoilers...

Try looking through the BOS notes and resources page...

oh lol pies yum

aren't they the same?

Gonna say it again, which human willingly wakes up at 4am???

Where is this q from?

Apparently the new terry lee books are a bit lacking in the new topics...

I write notes on a per topic basis, because i found other that way i had a wholistic view of all the information and could make more effective notes.

What human willingly wakes up at 4am?...

Imma just agree with all the textbook recommendations on this thread. Ideally, your school will tell you what textbooks they will be using for each subject. Your teachers should also break down the syllabus/ explain the content to you. The syllabus in all subjects dictates what you learn, so you...

Step 1 is to always draw a diagram and visualise the scenario. Step 2 look for important angles that you might need to help you find out h (hint: some angles at P, A and B can be found using geometry) Step 3 is to look for specific applications of trig rules that will help you determine h...

I guess its like trying to do d/dx (x^x) as x*x^(x-1). Bcos "x times" is also varying, you can't just diff it normally.

Whatttt everyone has to do ext1?????

You can generally test discontinuities or 'holes' in the domain for vertical asymptotes. For horizontal asymptotes, generally look at x \to \pm \infty

Ye unlike maths adv and math ext which can be very integrated and built on one another, eng adv and eng ext are like two different subjects.

Considering we have a new syllabus, anyone know where to find some papers or topic tests/qs (beyond just textbooks) on the new topics: 3D vectors and proof? Anything helps thanks :)