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Re: Recommended Books
That's crazy. I got all my textbooks for a grand total of $300:
That includes:
Fitzpatrick 2U
Cambrdige 3U
Dotpoint Phys
Dotpoint Chem
Jacaranda Chem
Jacaranda Phys
Conquering Chem
Excel Phys
Far...I spent less money on all my subjects then you did on one.
That's crazy. I got all my textbooks for a grand total of $300:
That includes:
Fitzpatrick 2U
Cambrdige 3U
Dotpoint Phys
Dotpoint Chem
Jacaranda Chem
Jacaranda Phys
Conquering Chem
Excel Phys
Far...I spent less money on all my subjects then you did on one.
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Re: Recommended Books
ughhh @ excel physics.Aerath said:
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Jacaranda Phys is for when I have a lot of time to read over the book, because it is more detailed.
Yeah, it's my shit-it's-the-night-before-must-revise-two-chapters-in-four-hours book.lyounamu said:
Jacaranda Phys is for when I have a lot of time to read over the book, because it is more detailed.
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really? My school provides it for us and I think it's over simplified.lyounamu said:
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too bad for me it's my core textbookAerath said:
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I wouldn't bother buying a new textbook now since it's halfway through the year already. Perhaps to make up for this, you could do your own syllabus dotpoints, based on Excel + your own notes researched from the internet or something? That's better than any textbook.Doctor Jolly said:too bad for me it's my core textbook
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hrm.. that's a good idea. But I'm not too sure if I want to do Physics in Year 12.Aerath said:
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Several things crazy with this; the fact that you got 8 textbooks for $300 and the fact that you have 8 textbooks... do you think jacaranda or conquering is better for chem (if I was in deeming's classes)Aerath said:
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Fitzpatrick and Cambridge are from the school, but we paid them in school fees (which is about $20). I suppose you could add Pathways Chem and Phys (school textbooks to it, and they're shit so I don't use them).
But I forgot to add - I use Cambridge Legal Studies Textbook.
Hmmm - why would you bother buying a textbook for Chemistry? You're not doing it? And who are you? Sydney Boys? How come I don't recognise your email? Last time I checked I had almost all the grade's MSN. =\
Fitzpatrick and Cambridge are from the school, but we paid them in school fees (which is about $20). I suppose you could add Pathways Chem and Phys (school textbooks to it, and they're shit so I don't use them).
But I forgot to add - I use Cambridge Legal Studies Textbook.
Hmmm - why would you bother buying a textbook for Chemistry? You're not doing it? And who are you? Sydney Boys? How come I don't recognise your email? Last time I checked I had almost all the grade's MSN. =\