Exactly. That's my point and some people don't understand that.undalay said:Guys, realise that 21 hours a week translates to
One past paper a day.
I know. I don't get much interest from studying maths anyway.Continuum said:60% is a pretty big investment...
yep, i have to agree with that.kurt.physics said:Ask your current Maths teacher, they know your ability better than anyone here. They can tell you the answer you seek.
Then why are you doing accelerated HSC Mathematics Extension 1 and (I'm assuming), moving on to do HSC Mathematics Extension 2. That shows some interest lol.lyounamu said:I don't get much interest from studying maths anyway.
Interest as in "dividends you get from the money you deposit" not as in "fun".Aplus said:Then why are you doing accelerated HSC Mathematics Extension 1 and (I'm assuming), moving on to do HSC Mathematics Extension 2. That shows some interest lol.
Maths Exstension 2 should yield some dividends in the form of a much higher UAI if you perform well in the subject.lyounamu said:Interest as in "dividends you get from the money you deposit" not as in "fun".
I didn't receive one.YO! said:Maths Exstension 2 should yield some dividends in the form of a much higher UAI if you perform well in the subject.
OMG!! I sound like an ECONOMICS NERD!
Namu, check your inbox, I've sent you a PM.
What a terrible misunderstanding on my partlyounamu said:Interest as in "dividends you get from the money you deposit" not as in "fun".
woops, I accidently sent the PM to myself. Don't worry about it though, I've had my question answered. Thanks!lyounamu said:I didn't receive one.
loL!!lyounamu said:Interest as in "dividends you get from the money you deposit" not as in "fun".
My sister makes 4U Maths sound like the hardest thing on Earth, and here you are making it sound easy. I think I'm getting some false hope as well ...the-derivative said:You're giving me false hope aren't you?
OKAY .. THAT SOUNDS SCARY.conics2008 said:mechanics: projecticle, SHM and basically motion factoring in air resistence
Man. I guess I'm going to have to shift some time from Japanese. It takes 40% of my study time. Should I drop it? It's like a crap subject with crap scaling.Aplus said:4 Unit = Sacrifice 60% of your time to mathematics
I say drop it if it's a crap scaler AND a crap subject AND it takes up a massive portion of your study time.Doctor Jolly said:My sister makes 4U Maths sound like the hardest thing on Earth, and here you are making it sound easy. I think I'm getting some false hope as well ...
OKAY .. THAT SOUNDS SCARY.
Man. I guess I'm going to have to shift some time from Japanese. It takes 40% of my study time. Should I drop it? It's like a crap subject with crap scaling.
yeah but a bit of me wants to keep it, just incase I screw up in one of my other subjects. I'm also considering doing 4U Maths, and if I suck at it, I can't drop it in year 12 as I'll only have 10 Units provided that I drop Japanese.YO! said:I say drop it if it's a crap scaler AND a crap subject AND it takes up a massive portion of your study time.
Economics, MX2, Maths 3U, Physics, Studies of Religion I, Ad. English and EX1.Doctor Jolly said:yeah but a bit of me wants to keep it, just incase I screw up in one of my other subjects. I'm also considering doing 4U Maths, and if I suck at it, I can't drop it in year 12 as I'll only have 10 Units provided that I drop Japanese.
haha. You confused me a bit there. But I'm not really into the whole religion stuff.YO! said:Economics, MX2, Maths 3U, Physics, Studies of Religion I, Ad. English and EX1.
Yes?
Even though you've missed a year of S.O.R, it's very VERY easy to catch up. Heck, you don't even need to catch up! It's an entirely different course in year 12 and it is very easy, doesn't require much if any study, and it scales quite well. That way, if you decide to drop 4 unit, you've got a back up.
I think if you give 40% of your study time to MX2 instead of Japanese, you're pretty much guaranteed (sp?) to succeed in it. It's quite unlikely that you'd go bad, unless you're bad at maths as it is (in which case, I don't think you'd be doing MX2).Doctor Jolly said:haha. You confused me a bit there. But I'm not really into the whole religion stuff.
Yup, I'll look into it. Thanks YO!YO! said:I think if you give 40% of your study time to MX2 instead of Japanese, you're pretty much guaranteed (sp?) to succeed in it. It's quite unlikely that you'd go bad, unless you're bad at maths as it is (in which case, I don't think you'd be doing MX2).
If I were you, I'd drop Japanese.