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Have offers been made? if not, does anyone know the date theyll come out ? thanks!

nice. by the way, is this question up for personal interpretation? or is there a definite answer?

for the question asking to assess the validity of the experiment to measure the electrical resistance at -100 degrees celcius, how did you guys go about answering this?

uhh Yep! 1 mark for stating that blue has higher frequency, thus energy. 1 mark for stating that the red light had higher intensity, hence photocurrent

i wrote exactly that lol

uhh question 16 can only be B A is wrong; satellite undergoes centripetal acceleration in orbit C is wrong; there is NO thrust when a satellite is in orbit. The only force acting on it is the gravitational force (same as centripetal) D is wrong; centripetal force IS the gravitational force

Re: 回覆: Re: Study Journal: How I'm going to get 99.95 ATAR high atars become their labels. they turn into cocky cunts and eventually get jumped

ditto ditto ditto

I'm sick of school... unlike you guys, my cohort only wants to study, no time to hang I'm happy to walk away after so many years of sacrifice..

argh... actually im guessing its going to be a major anticlimax..

That's correct.

Best - 2u Maths OK - English and extension 1 Worst - 3u Maths

oi buddy, just give it a rest its looking bad

haha sorry i dont have korean installed on my keyboard :/

I feel so happy that 80% of externals are done!! i'm just daydreaming about korea...

disappoint unfortunately :( took a really funky approach towards some of the questions, like personal/prescribed measurements... the question asked to "justify the coaches use", really vague questions this year i think

prevalence of cvd i mean well i suppose you have some support, but im convinced with the two teachers ive asked, one being an ex-senior head marker

No. but conversely, a prevalence in deaths directly impacts number of deaths per 100000 population. look i see why some of you are so persistent on A, and im not trying to argue, im trying to explain why in the light of this question, D is actually the better answer. Everything that is...

It was a trick question. read the options D does not mention 'significant reductions'. The reason why D is the best answer is because education programs serve to erradicate unhealthy lifestyle choices/behaviours, and this does not call for an immediate reduction in prevalence rates for CVD...

Who's only got one more exam and feel absolutely drained...?