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Hi I cant PM you but if you can see this, please email me your chemistry, physics and economics resources on my email: justanothersome1@live.com.au I appreciate your help. Thanks a lot. Thanks

PLease make your question more clear... If you mean notes. here are some. :sun:

I had a post full of notes but barely anyone appreciated it.

As above^^^^ definitely give it a go and drop back down if u cant do as well.

As above^^^^ definitely give it a go and drop back down if u cant do as well.

Leave you, never thought about it, but to see you to leave me, would not be worth living....

Thanks Kurosaki for the reply and a nice one +1. WHich textbook has fully worked solutions, good explanations and questions like cambridge and fitzpatrick for EXT 1.

Which Textbook has fully worked solutions, good explanations and questions like cambridge and fitzpatrick?

Physics definitely Jacaranda Physics ( get the latest edition). Another one: In2 physics ( not as good as jacaranda physics).

Which of these textbooks are good to use in preliminary and hsc and for what reasons... This will not only help me but many other people who are considering ext maths so please respond. -Maths in Focus Ext - Fitzpatric Ext - Cambridge Ext - Terry Lee Ext Please also vote in the poll above and...

what do you mean??? are you leaving school?

102 replies already.... my post barely had 23 and it had heaps of notes in there which could help alot of people... lol.

advanced or none ( which is not possible:newburn:)...

hey man..... Yeah i catch the bus.. how are you??/ I too never knew you had a bos acc... oh well... what a co incidence...

I guess, I put on the same question a month ago. The answer is: You can use other people's notes for extra help however it is extremely beneficial if you make your own by using syllabus or just putting useful information in your book. Remember try to make your notes as detailed as possible and...

No worries:hat:

An accelerated subject is where you do content of the topic earlier . Its not an extra unit For e.g. You can do hsc chemistry in year 10 in my school and you can count it to your hsc. The benefits of an accelerated subject is that you can choose whether to count it to your atar. If you dont...

Hi I wanted to clarify if everything in both year 11 and hsc comes from the syllabus questions. Also how would you create your own notes? Thanks