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Bachelor of Civil Engineering/ Bachelor of business (finance) 1st yr

Jokes, I'd order box.

2 whoppers can't go wrong.

MC 16 Short Answer Response 37-38 Extended Response 35-38 88-92

I'm just going to say this, without any attempt of including a said "case study" within your response, and without minimal referral to such "cases" I personally don't think it's necessarily logical that you can achieve within the same bands as those Effective responses which due address case...

I personally don't think you'll get the mark for stating recruitment. Saying this from similar experience in the trials. If it were a 2-4 marker, quite possibly. But for one mark, id say you would have had to be spot on the syll dot point.

~76-78

~ 13 mate, if you're spot on with the syll dot points

22a) i) Take the path, Task A -> Task C -> Task E -> Task F -> Task G, which would be 90 minutes. This path is taken as, in the time "25 minutes" it takes for Task C and Task E to be completed, simultaneously Task B and D can too be accomplished. If one was to utilise Task B and D as a basis...

85+ I reckon

Let's just say I wouldn't write an article based on information collated on here as representation of the entire student body of a state. But that's just me and my issue with utter inaccuracy.

+1000 I agree. Much more difficult in the recent years.

2010HSC: 77% 2009HSC: 80% 2007HSC: 88% 2012JRAHS: 80% 2012SYDBOYS: 75% The most recent papers I've completed, (Last two weeks or so). Any thoughts?

87-91 --> I think it depends on how many people cocked up q16, as I'm sure many students wouldn't have been able to gain a single mark.

100

Lol if 60 is shit, my school is like 160............

Don't rely on teachers, get ahead ladies and gentlemen.

I kind of just used that method on the spot, not sure if it's the correct proof. But I think it's important you realise they're the same triangle.

it's because assume tan(a) = 1/x and tan(b) = x effectively they'd be in the same right angled triangle, with sides, "1", "x" and hypotenuse "(x^2+1)^1/2. Thus, a+b+90 = 180 giving a+b=90 which means arctan(1/x) + arctan(x) = 90 which is in effect, pi/2

Yes, yes that is correct.