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Gee, I can just see that'll be me next year, it's happening to me already with the prelim exams :o Good luck everyone! :) Force yourselves to study if you must, take it as an exam or something that you MUST do, that's how I went about preparing for my French speaking exam, actually :p EDIT...

Uhh...I guess you can do either, really. As long as you show your marker how did you get your answers, so that they know you didn't just have a lucky guess or something :p I probably wouldn't know if it's of 2u or 3u standards, having not seen a 2u textbook myself :p Would you be able to do a...

^... That's...kind of...random. :p They don't have to be integers, after all *shifty eyes* :p

How did you reason that there are no solutions to the equation in section (a)? If you put the values into the quadratic formula, you would've gotten a negative value under the square root sign. You could've just used the fact that this discriminant is negative to reason that there are no real...

Good luck for your subjects :) They won't "force" you, they'd just "recommend" so and stare at you like a weirdo if you say otherwise ;)

Me too :D Astrophysics would've topped it all for me, but my teacher's a spoilsport and would teach us Med instead, even though he said he's got a degree in Astro :mad1:

I think she meant people from the library, Gab. Unless you're right there with her and planning to stay there all night as well XP

I'd rather not know my exam results :( *curses self*

Mine starts in week 2, apparently. What's so odd about it? That won't stop her from being "motherly" as she said so before :D

What's with the double post with 11 min between them, Deluge? o.0 Since he's graduating? :p

Nope, he's not - not at 4am yesterday when I was browsing, for example :p But other than that, I cannot think of a time that he's not on...<.<

That's not several answers then, that'll be all the necessary parts to a full answer :p

I thought it's Oct and Nov...oh wait. Yeah. You're right. :o I can count. :p Broken computer + little sibling = nightmare for me :o Good thing seeing you back on a good computer though :D

No way you're forgotten! :D Where have you been lately? Studying? :read: :p *cough* Yes...everything counts. :o

rabsta89, how are the others doing at your school? About where are you ranked? And gee, year 12 physics sounds so boring with all its "impact on environment and society" crap :rolleyes:

Just do it. Who cares, it's not like you *have to* keep it anyway :rolleyes: You can always try it and drop it later if you really think you can't handle it, what have you got to lose?

Right. XD Either way, so the textbook's question and answer don't match each other?

The first question doesn't look like 3D, judging from the diagram drawn :p

Re: Best Chemistry Textbooks/Guides? Chemistry Spotlight is good too. My cousin bought both the prelim and HSC herself, and my teacher at school sometimes photocopies parts of it for us. It explains some syllabus points quite well :)

Why would you bother writing more than required? "Just in case"? Then again, I'm lazy. :p