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You HAVE TO do at least 12 units in year 12, so NO you won't be able to drop maths. As well as that, as per my knowledge, commerce and economics have some portion of maths where at least 2 unit maths is necessary.

haha sorry mate, hopefully it'll still be useful for your half-yearlies and next assessments though.. :)

5 INSTANCES where gravimetric analysis is used: 1. A mining company wants to know the composition of a particular ore which is located underground to check if it is financially viable to engage in mining the ore body. 2. A health authority wishes to know the composition of the air near an...

Are you sure?... but ranks -- top 5 for english adv, maths and sor top 3-ish for EE1, EE2, French and music probably 1st in at least 6 units.

Well with chemistry, quantitative refers to expressing something numerically, qualitative refers to expressing something using words. This is as far as my knowledge is. Maybe I'm wrong.

[/B] You know who I'm talking about, the one who apparently sits with year 7's at lunchtime and has a whole lot of 18+ material on his laptop and asks students for their addresses.

Can't say so about the science department. Moodle Half-Yearlies for Prelim Phys, Chem and Bio. 2 band 6's in chemistry, 4 band 6's in physics and a pedophile teacher. Students getting marked down in biology in ONLINE ASSESSMENTS for writing "safety goggles" instead of "goggles" - that's some...

. Your school had 1 band 6 in Ancient History in 2011 and NO BAND 6's in Ancient History in 2010. I don't know who's telling you that most students got low-high 90's, but they're obviously misguiding you..

If you're crap at it, drop it. Physics (and chemistry) will be relatively practical. Scaling will only affect you positively if you do well in your subject. Plus, Chemistry and Economics scale well, and Modern History and Biology come after those three subjects. So don't worry about scaling, you...

Girraween High brah?

What made you want to do astronomy? -- given that you aren't doing any sciences nor a calculus-based maths course.

Penrith has ONLY ~15 with 97+?! WTF?! my school is only like 8-10 ranks above yours yet we have approx ~30-35 ABOVE 98 each year..

THIS GUY. :)

That wouldn't make a difference given that the selectivity of the school only began in 2010, for which the cohort will graduate in 2015.

NO, more like ~450.

smarter.

LOL that was sarcastic. I've heard from a few friends that Penrith only got 4 band 6's in chemistry and only 5 in physics.

Already done in Yr 9.

LOL ashwinnie, the school did this as part of our practice texts for change before eliot.

LOL DOG.