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What I did for last year was read the Excel textbook and summarise each section according to the dot points, and also did questions from the Dot Points book

Hahahha shit that's bad Many people are like that.. Maths, Eco, Maths

I used to go tutoring because my parents forced me to Most of the times I learnt stuff but really I only go to socialise and have fun However as time went on, I found it to be a waste of time I was better off studying at home So I quit and I'm doing quite well now

WasteOfTime

I have Software and Physics on the same day It shouldn't really matter because I've been constantly revising Physics I can just spend time later on Software

I don't see the point of UAI prediction, why don't we just keep trying harder, sit the exams and wait for the real UAI?

Chicken feet are nice You can try the one at Strathfield?

None of the links work anymore So what makes this thread important?

Describe how Bohr's postulates led to the development fo a mathematical model to account for the existence of the hydrogen spectrum I read the pages 433-436 in the Jacaranda Physics textbook. I understand the logic behind deriving expressions and then combining them together to form the...

On a scale of difficulty, I think this is how it looks like in my mind: Challenging (nothing's hard) Harder 3U Mechanics Volumes Integration Conics Complex Graphing Polynomials Easy

To me, it's better if my teacher goes through the theory on the board so we understand what's going on and doing a few examples. The advantage of this is that they can also emphasise some important points Learning by yourself can be challenging. What do you do when you have problems?

I don't think you're required to memorise as you can easily derive them in less than a minute. Like what Trebla said, they would normally ask you to prove it first then apply it in another question

Apparently it's a good related text Does anyone have access to the novel extract?

Honestly it's so boring I'm so unmotivated T_T

A kite, not a rhombus

Who else finds it difficult to study after post trials break and graduation? I've been bludging like heaps, and when I do try do work I end up going on Facebook after 10 or 20 minutes Damn this is bad x(

Quit complaining Physics is the bomb!

Can't tell

Aha that's a very bad advice Ignoring questions means reducing your maximum mark In this case, two questions => 71%

Re: 回复: Re: Trial marks? 91.5/120 => 76% 3rd in class of 20 10th in year of 40 My exam wasn't too hard, only questions 7 and 8 would take a hell lot of thinking Therefore I left out like 16 marks (I did the easy ones though) For other questions, I wish I hadn't made silly mistakes In...