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Do right click and save target as. If that doesnt work turn on javascript and click the url. If it still doesnt work copy the url and post it on this site and then i will pm it to you.

I am pretty sure guys you use simultaneous equations for a) on matching sides i.e. (1+b/x)a=2b. (a^2 b)/x^2=(a^2)/x . PLease correct me if i am wrong.

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Hey Luc, In general mathematics, the maximum scaled mark if you get 99/100 would be 45.6/50. If you get 70<mark<85 then the scaling factor difference would be 1/50th however if you get less than 70 the scaling factor difference would be 3/50th compared to a mark constant of 90. So basically if...

This is what anyone would recommend however not so much of physics in focus and make sure to get latest edition if you can! Especially for economics get the latest edition you can as statistics change very quickly every year! for me it is dixon 2013 and riley 2013

Yeah basically what enoilgam and rishbonjour said.

Ok thanks i kinda get it now>. Thanks a lot

if u get above 85 for all then yes maybe its possible. Here try this tool(hsc atar calc): www.hscatarcalculator.com.au/

Use Spiralflex past papers .

yeah but not with enough relevant information

Do you have more past papers please if so can you pm them to me thanks :)

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You're welcome!

Me too please (physics, chem, maths ext 1 and 2 and eco if u have) on my email: justanothersome1@live.com.au Thanks again for your efforts.

Or u can do this: Sin2theta=1/sqrt(2) u=2theta Sinu=1/sqrt(2) (0≤x≤720) u=45, 135, 405, 495 Since u=2theta Theta=u/2 therefore theta= 45/2, 135/2, 405/2, 495/2 degrees. Much simpler method than the above ones.

Fitzpatrick 3u and 2u, Cambridge 3u and terry lee 4 unit hands down/.

Hi, Can someone suggest or provide me with some exam techniques for hsc and year 11. All answers would be appreciated. Thanks:cool:

Hey william how do you know her? oh right 8 days..... ok cool.