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Thanks! I still don't really understand how to apply trig to this instance though - from my understanding, we have a triangle with side r, r + 1.7m and an unknown hypotenuse. I'm also not sure of the reasoning behind the t*2pi/26400 formula? I'm not sure if I'm misunderstanding the question or...

Hey, would greatly appreciate any advice on how to go about doing this question: I've thought about it for ages, and there simply doesn't seem to be enough information to apply the formulas I know (eg. trig) to solve this.

Ah yup, that was it - I should have caught that. Thanks so much for the help!

Where am I going wrong here? Question: Given vector u = (-4cos30, 4sin30) and vector v = (6cos45, -6sin45) find projuv (projection of v onto u) in exact form Working:

Actually read the post dude. I literally took out the relevant extracts for you. Which is why they were comparatively cheap before these reforms. You got sources for anything you're saying?

Why?

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/inquirer/an-education-inuniversity-funding-reform/news-story/7680d20e07389476dc37c17f32271fcb But, to achieve this in a time of budget constraint, the cost is not borne by the government. Instead, students pay more and universities are asked to stretch their...

Nevertheless, it's still a pretty shitty initiative considering that funding per student decreases in all degrees which means a lesser quality of education and student experience as a whole

Congrats! That's a massive achievement, looks like all your hard work has paid off!

My advice would be to drop both extensions which will free up a massive amount of time for you to ace your other subjects. Only 10 units will count towards your HSC, and so having 12 will still give you 2 units as a backup. No point spending that much time on extensions which may not even count...

Section 1 was awesome, it related super closely with my major work (Historiography of Twitter) and was a good question overall. Source B was really useful for me, I didn't really understand Source A so I just refuted it and said it was limited in it's representation of the role of the historian...

Which is more important, the journey or the destination? If you could immediately get everything you wanted with 0 effort, than that thing becomes meaningless because it becomes an end in itself. You assign value to things, and so the importance is arbitrary, you know what I mean? I think this...

I'm a bit confused too now. I'm interpreting it in the context of math, where someone puts in a lot of effort but doesn't get the results they want. I think that in this context, putting in effort is still worth it due to the intangible benefits of learning how to study, what works, what doesn't...

It's not that rankings are "biased" so to speak, it's just that there is no objective way to rank education. Even between school and faculties, teaching quality and graduate outcomes vary significantly. Because each university teaches a different curriculum, has different research projects...

Thanks! That does give me a bit more confidence. Definitely will try to improve on maths in particular then.

Externals have already been pushed back a week due to Covid, highly doubt NESA will push it back any further

Contact your school asap, but be prepared for the worst. You won't fail HSC unless you already have an N-Award but misreading the timeable is not an acceptable excuse for missing an exam, so you'll likely get 0 with no appeal.

hahaha that's so relatable. Especially all the context for Mod A, I only realised last week??? I'm essentially just trying to cram quotes now as well. No idea how it's going to go tomorrow for Mod C especially. At this point I'm just praying trials doesn't torpedo my ranks too much.

Hey hey! I have my English Paper 2 trials tomorrow and I've never felt so underprepared for an exam in my life. Any potential last minute tips or advice?

Yeah, all in all this year has been an absolute kerfuffle which is another reason why I want to just graduate and get it all over and done with