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Say that I moronically chose general maths, despite being decent naturally at maths and I decided that I wanted to do actuarial studies. What would I do and what specific types of maths would I have to learn in order to make this a reality? I suppose I need to learn 2U/3U/4U probability?

Well in some instances if your rank is high enough (such as your first in software), assuming the system works correctly, you should carry your class and get the highest final exam mark. So if you suffer, you suffer double, because both your external and internal mark are lower. But yeah getting...

Silly question, of course its not preferable to have a "pitiful" as you say, external mark.

Same and Same i spend too much time on financial subreddits and I definitely wanna build up some passive income and escape the rat race

Drop DT

The highest mark you can possibly get. Rank is more important than marks.

1. Top right pawn is promoted to a queen. 2. Knight to a2. Thats mate assuming the black pawn moves forward, right?

I hate and did terribly in English but I think it makes sense for it to be compulsory given we are in an english speaking country. Also, plenty of people have terrible english and analytical writing skills which need development.

This guy state ranked as well

It's not so much about the ranking but the increments. If your chem mark is 80+, but the top kid is getting like 95, you'll probably end up with an assessment mark for hsc, of about 15 less than the top mark. However, if this truly is a really strong cohort, the top mark might be 95-97, so its...

You might like this https://thsconline.github.io/s/yr12/Maths/trialpapers_extension2.html Technically I think cssa papers arent to be distributed but u might be able to find some with sick googling skills

Awesome Results so far. 96+ I think

Well put ^

For some reason cant read your link

That law states that 1 MOLE of ANY GAS takes up the same amount of volume at constant temperature and pressure. Assuming 25C and 100 kpa (standard lab conditions), 1 Mole of any gas takes up 24.79L. Unfortunately, you havent specified which reaction between oxygen and nitrogen is occuring so it...

There is no rule, but generally schools won't do that as they understand how stressful some kids find trials.

When I have questions, I ask them.

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Eyeseeyou most of your questions are dumb, but ill help u cause im in a good mood. 2. Pure substances have a constant, definite composition. Why? It cannot be separated into simpler substances by physical means. Why? - The literal dictionary definition of pure is unmixed, so a pure substance...