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The pressure is more evident I suppose, but won't completely manifest until trials =x One assessment down, eight more to go - and I'm only doing ten units >.> English - I'm making my way through 4U Maths - Doing okay, understand most of the concepts Physics - Breeze Software Design - Breeze

The notes are decent For Physics, I realised that the notes are summaries of the Jacaranda and Excel textbooks For English (or Skrzynecki's poems at least), they cover the aspects of journeys, techniques etc. in point form

I went too; it was pretty awesome because I got to catch up with some old friends =) Physics of the stars <- this was more interesting In the air and over the water <- this was more fun

It looks decent but $100-150 a course =\? Might as well spend the money on textbooks; I would go if it's like $50 or something, with friends.

There's nothing wrong putting down the door as long as there's justification

16 a) i) OHS is the means of locating risks and hazards which would pose a threat to the health of people in a work environment ii) A hazard is something that poses a threat to the health of people eg. electrical, chemical, tripping hazard ii) Ergonomics is the study of the relationship between...

For the formula one, I put C10 at the end because it is relative. Just did it in Excel and it worked fine. A driver only handles communication with peripherals. The operating system does way more than that.

Sigh, all that studying for mission and vision statements and backing up for nothing >.>

Here are my MC answers: 1 d 2 b 3 b 4 a 5 c 6 b 7 c 8 d 9 b 10 a 11 c 12 c 13 b 14 a 15 c I see that I've gotten #7 wrong already T_T For the hazards, I put electrical and tripping. The projector would need to be on the opposite side to the screen, which is like far away from the powerpoint...

Yea, the multiple choice and short answers were easy, finished in twenty. That's not good enough to say that I got 90+ though because the long responses are the deciding factors. The long response required some time thinking for coming up with a band 5-6 answer. I didn't finish my conclusion T_T...

Anyone else out there who are bludging and not studying ahahhaha?

Gah it's tomorrow! I'm so worried about it ahahha. I wanna ace this subject but I only start studying now T_T Oh I'm doing the accelerated course, that explains why an 08 is sitting for the HSC exam. Good luck everyone

Thanks for your replies Okay, this is where it confuses me. How can there be horizontal asymptote at zero when there is a x intercept at zero? One suggests that it approaches to zero but never touch and the other suggests that it cuts the x axis. Contradiction Edit: Actually never mind, I...

I don't think I've learnt to sketch curves properly so can anyone help me out? Here's my understanding: Asymptotes: for the horizontal ones, do you just divide everything by x with highest power; for the vertical ones, the denominator cannot be zero so the asymptotes are those numbers which...

Fair enough. I've done questions in the last section and some are just bs. Good luck Starcraftmazter, I shall fight first place in state with you ;D

Like what someone else said, the syllabus is difficult to follow. It's unlike Physics or Chemistry where you can just learn about each dot point in sequence. The IT syllabus has like five columns and it's just plain confusing. So what I do is just use the Excel textbook. It's detailed and yes...

I'm doing the accelerated course and will be doing the exam next week =x IT's okay; I can handle it. It's not only about computers but also crap about ergonomics, communication, documentation etc. I heard that it's a shit scaling subject, capped at 84? I don't know haha, I aim to top the course.

I understand that probes utilise the gravitational attraction of another planet like Venus to speed it up when sent to outer space. Can someone explain how when the probe passes Venus, its speed is reduced relative to Venus but increase relative to the Sun?

Hahaha okay, that's I was thinking but wasn't sure. Thanks for your input =)

This is from the Jarcaranda Physics textbook. 1. a) Upon what variables does the force of gravity between two masses depend? Distance of two masses and the mass of two masses 1. b) Time is not one of the variables, implying that this force acts instantaneously throughout space, faster even...