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In your case, if you can, I'd recommend dropping English Extension 1 for the HSC, and focusing on getting Advanced up to 85, since it cause a massive increase in your ATAR. If your school marks to a HSC Standard (unlikely), then you would need a raw mark of approximately 61-62/100 in Advanced...

Can you please give me a "harder trig equation without powers"? Because this one can be easily factorised and treated like a Quadratic..

I don't want my photos up on the Internet. Thanks. :)

- You feel like a rebellious cunt listening to it.

GTA SA + All the OG's - need I say more. - Deep as fuck. Pretty emotional for 2pac. - Good song.

Come on Demento... Really?

Yes, but Year 11 has barely anything on industrial uses, different processes, so in comparison, Year 12 still has more.

Why? I've looked through Year 12 content and I'm starting it at the moment, so I have a ~reasonable~ judgement of what year 12 Chem is.

Yep. I agree. Year 12 seems to focus heaps on industrial processes (like cracking, fractional distillation) and applications of Chemistry to real life processes and their societal/environmental impacts, whereas Year 11 is the fundamentals, such as bonding, endo and exothermic, moles, solubility etc.

Some of it's pretty damn boring tbh - so it's understandable (lol) if you don't like it.

Hopefully it's more interesting, but I'm pretty sure that there's more rote learning in HSC due to the greater amount of content. And to MX2, Yes I am. Especially since like a 75 in MX2 is equivalent to a Band 6 in Chemistry/Economics. To the OP, I personally would pick Chemistry and Physics...

But yes, that was a brilliant answer. I'm just finishing off Prelim, and from my experience, prelim chem has a lot more rote-learning.

K lol I just gave an example. I'm not up to that dot point yet but I just found it as an example.

What Shadowdude said. ATAR is important, but their results in the subjects they tutor are far more important.

Their.

Yep, but asserting that other subjects are rote-learning without doing them is plain ignorant. What you said about Chem is clearly evident for Economics essays - you need to be able to understand (not always memorise) the theory and apply it with statistics etc. With Chem, there's not really...

Eco outscales Chem. But I totally agree with your last sentence.

Petroleum.

AHAHAHAHAHA uMad brah?! And you're clearly anti-humanities and pretty ignorant regarding them. I'm pretty sure I'm speaking for Physics too, but there's plenty of ROTE-learning in HSC Chemistry - those 7 markers pop up pretty frequently. And Economics isn't all rote-learning lol. (And...

That's if you find a job lol.