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I'd say you would probably need a 94 and a 96 in extension 1 maths and 2u, as well as a 91-92 in chem. For these you need ~70/84, ~112/120, ~78/100. Good luck!

our school has strong competition but we help each other out too

i don't know i am legit confused ><"

Oh i see! So Bohr's third postulate was actually the result of De Broglie's proposal. And since De Broglie's proposal said that the circumference must be equal to integer multiples of electron wavelengths, this determined the radius and stuff of each electron orbit...thanks!

just eat a lot before you study?

Two questions. 1. A HSC student doing her physics trial exam is sitting in her exam room on earth. Outside, she notices a spaceship travelling at 0.95c relative to her. If the astronaut on the spaceship times a certain event to take 1 hour, how long will it take from the student's point of view...

75 for physics and 72 for chem, for 90 aligned

Looking good, 97-99, depending on how well you go in the hsc. imo, EE1 isn't really significant since your advanced mark looks good and its a relatively small group of people.

Hey mate, can you explain the significance of Bohr's third postulate and how exactly that it determines the allowed stationary orbits?

your school raw mark means nothing, just your rank and the gaps between ranks.

4u definitely is overrated, it becomes relatively simply once you put a decent amount of effort. Although, english is by far the subject, well for me at least, where you need to spend the most time in. I spend around 15% of my time on Maths and 45% time on english.

LOL where is the love?

grr english

takes me around 45 minutes, i don't mind it though get to hang out more with friends

Your sig says hsc 2012, how did you do the exam lol

All the usual, plus fort street

our teacher insists on 2.

just bring a digital watch with an inbuilt stopwatch

1. C - I've seen this question before and got teh answer wrong myself, still dunno why. insights appreciated 2. B - Less demand for exports -> less demand of $AUD -> depreciation 3. B - for sure, dunno what the guy above said.

well that's the general consensus for being considered in any co-op scholarhip. On top of that, your atar also has to be higher than the main round cut off.