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Some great quotes from the guys in charge... "Do we have anyone with starting an h? like h-a, as in ha ha?" "In section 1 you are reminded to..EEErrrrAAAAC...follow instructions" (something like that...sounded like his voice was breaking again) Oh and the UMAT was pure evil.

omg that was fkin difficult thank god our hsc is easier than that

Light travels at a constant velocity so it doesnt slow down.. I guess it's because space is a vacuum so it just mentions it?? Refraction involves the bending of light due to a change in its velocity.

I'm gonna have to disagree with that. My school has one of the top SDD teachers in the state (He was the second guy at the Sydney Uni lectures) and we regularly trounce most of the selective schools in the HSC (in terms of percentiles). HOWEVER we do not have many other teachers like him in...

Minai, do you know how long your essay is (no. of words)? And is that how much you wrote in your HSC?

yeah well at least quanta is a fairly standard option and you can find the syllabus stuff in most textbooks...imagine what it would be like if your teacher forced you to do geophysics where the hell would you get the notes?

I have the tracked 2003 syllabus and they specifically cross out anything to do with communication issues and Van Allen belts. Unless you have a syllabus I don't, I'm pretty sure that's not in.

I was just doing some revision when I realised that the jacaranda textbook doesn't really have the answers to these questions... 1. Why are multistage rockets used? 2. How do you test for an inertial frame of reference? Can anyone help me out? The textbook has a practical on using an...

Yea our school's going too, not sure when, tho i don't really see any point in it.

Hi I'm a year 12 student sitting for the HsC next year, hoping to get into med @ UNSW..... I've heard all these stories about entering medical science and then transferring to medicine if you don't get a high enuff UAI/UMAT score....can anyone confirm if this is true? Right now all i know...