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I assume that the aural will be aligned with aural, electives with electives and core with core...so they won't be mixed until the end. Not too sure though.. And I think you can get band 6 with less than that. A guy last year got 40% in his trials but got band 6 for hsc..

Where does it say about "1NF 2NF 3NF" in the syllabus? I know that you have to know about "normalising data"... but you actually have to do it in those steps?

I thought i ripped the trial as well, but I got like 60%... (Catholic trial) A few people in my class got under 40 though, so it makes me feel better. My average assessment mark is like 80% tho..

Yeh I used 1 and a bit pages ( spread out ) I did 6 notations all up .

Hell yeah! easiest aural I've ever done lol. Thanks BOS :D I think it was just the 2, since it only had 2 names. By themes it means repeated melodic ideas .. such as a riff (kinda)

7(a) Solve: lnx - 3/lnx = 2 multiply by lnx.. (lnx)^2 - 3 = 2lnx let lnx = a, making it a quadratic :) a^2 - 2a -3 = 0 (a-3)(a+1)=0 therefore a = 3 , a = -1 ...but cant have a negative log, so just 3 3 = lnx x=e^3 (put it into equation to check and it works) 7(c) was posted above already I...

I had an hour to do question 10 but still could only get 1-2 marks of it :/ I think only the people who do 4U at our school could do it really... I couldn't do a but once I walked out of exam it hit me.. too late though :P

Yep same for me... transformations is the killer.

In the catholic trail it said TWO poems and only ONE additional.. that's a bit odd..?

2 works. 1 isn't enough and 3 is too much. I've prepared 3 poems so I can pick which 2 fit best with the question. I only have 1 additional material, though it's flexible.

I received mine a few days after I dropped it into the Homebush office. :)