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I"m a good boy lol But I know someone who got suspended for adding one of the teachers on facebook :)

Another way is considering the conjugate \\ (x-iy)^n = a-ib So there fore (a+ib)(a-ib) = (x+iy)^n(x-iy)^n = \\ (a^2+b^2) = (x^2+y^2)^n

Maybe it depends on the subject then

I know someone with 85/105 in eng adv with and getting 92 HSC

lol it's ok I know a few others that actually got their english marks as well, I guess it depends how early you payed for your results.

Yes I'm actually serious Here's the proof I got my 3U marks in Dec 23

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64/70 in 3U maths = 97 HSC mark :)

RAWR

Oh yeah final question, Usyd or UNSW?

Wow thanks for the information guys Yeah I got 97 in 3U maths and 94 in 4U maths so I should be fine, (got dragged down by other subjects)

Lol I said I'm majoring in maths lol I got an atar of 84 so I could do only Bsc and not Bsc adv (it's the same apparently as long as you choose the advanced units, could anyone explain that)

So I'm planning to study Bachelor of science (maths major, still deciding whether UNSW or Usyd, could you suggest which one is better) But I'm told that there are limited job opportunities with that degree itself, so therefore I should combine with something. Now I'm not really a fan of...

Haha last year my School was ranked in the Mid 600s (only 1 DA credit lol) But people in my year priorities their studies properly and ended up with students with achieving high band 5s and 6s, thus achieving ATARs of high 90s While I agree that school ranks doesn't really affect individuals...

this is taking a loooonnnnnnnggggggggg TIME

That sounds so asian :P Different schools could have whatever types they want in their topic tests as long as it's in the syllabus so I can't really say.

Re: HSC 2014 4U Marathon I used the Identity \\ (a+b)(b+c)(c+a))\geq 8abc and got \\ s(s-a)(s-b)(s-c) \leq \frac{(a+b+c)(abc)}{16} but then I"m stuck lol

Omed

lol how dumb is dumb?

it's actually harder 3U Permutations and Combinations. (one of the worst topics ever for many students)