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Do you like ext 2? If you don't like a subject, you're less likely to do well, so choose whichever you like the most and feel the most confident with

and you seem to remember more if you go and find the information then summarise it and put it in your own words, rather than just read it

it does take a bit of time but it certainly isn't a waste

Yeah you will learn better if you write them yourself

ok cool thanks... yeah i go bad in essays either coz i tend to retell the story or my ideas dont link together........i never thought of that, thanks

yeah i think discuss means to go into a little more depth than just give the formula and how its derived

discuss the importance of Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation in understanding and calculating the motion of satellites i dont think their answer to this one is what the dotpoint asks for

yeah it is... I think it varies slightly depending on which text book you read but they're all around those values

my focus is physical journeys, i got the main issues as: - the physical journey leads to inner journeys and consequently, further physical journeys - the journey is long and tedious and there are many obstacles/ difficulties along the way - physical journey leads to discovery and inner...

It should depend more on how much you're enjoying it. If you're enjoying it heaps then you can probably pick up your marks by a fair bit, depending on how much you're willing to work. But then you have to ask yourself if your other subjects will suffer. If you can handle it I think you should...

has anyone done the film Rain Man as a supplementary text?

It only works when the gravitational field is uniform, I don't think they ask many questions like that

I'm sure sleep and drinking plenty of water would do much more for your concentration than V or Red Bull

That's a good thing though, the HSC is pure regurgitation. If your memory sucks, you're screwed

sleeping seems to work pretty well too

oh i see what you mean now :D

macquarie revision guide is good for writing notes......Physics 2 (i think its published by jacaranda) and excel are pretty good too

I don't think it's adequate, I came across one today that didn't really answer the dotpoint at all. I use it as a reference when I'm making summaries to make sure I'm on the right track. They seem to be a bit brief on their own

I finished writing summaries today so sometime during the week I'll start doing practice q's for space

How can a formula be too basic? Did it give you the right answer?