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Yeah for all performance! You have to do a core perf for music 2, representing the mandatory topic, then for perf elective for music 2 you need 2 pieces, one representstive of your additional topic and the other from either the mandatory or additional. Mus ext is 3 pieces of your choice, 2...

Maths teachers always have the best! "Exam hint number 6742: If you haven't seen it before you really have" lol. It really does make sense in a roundabout sort of way

If you're in the Newcastle area and wanting a singer give me a yell

"You've just wasted 10 minutes of MY time, I'm going to waste 10 minutes of YOUR time" Proceeds to leave the classroom for a coffee and ciggarette. The class leaves... No wonder it's our favourite phrase...

My chemistry teacher at HSPA (Hunter School of the Performing Arts)

Argh! We've just started Applications of Calculus to the Physical World, and Further Applications of Calculus in maths and maths ext, and it's physics the way we should be doing it!!! The REAL way! So now the maths we do in physics is really maths, and the maths we do in maths in really...

Let's see if we can get this running again! How many of us are out there?

What she said. *Points to Happeninchick* If you're using a song from a musical film, check to see if it's also a stage production. Also, while you're looking at theatre music, don't just look at pieces from musicals-been-made-films. There are heaps of fantastic musicals out there that have...

I teach singing..well I did until I moved a couple of months ago. I teach classical and musical theatre stuff mostly, not popualr singing. I've done 1st concert certificate and grade 6 Trinity exams, about grade 7 AMEB equivalent

...I know some people who can...Don't ask me how, I haven't figured that one out yet

I'll bet that our year will be fantastic! Just out of the musos I know there are some unbelievable singers/players, so I imagine the rest of the state will pull in a huge amount of 'fantasticity'. It will be great!

HSC Course Physics 2, by Jacaranda Sciences, well that's the one I use anyway

The Chemistry Contexts textbooks are good, book 1 is prelim and book 2 is HSC. They're put out by Longman Sciences. They don't have sample exam papers, but they do have a lot of examples and questions you can work through.

Is there any part of the topic in particular you're having trouble with, or just the whole lot? If you have specific questions, or examples of questions you don't understand, post them here and we can help you work through them. But like jumb said, you need to know the formulas, n=cv, n=m/M etc.

We have to do astrophysics. It is the most unbelievably boring topic! Yeah...Lets look at stuff we've already done numerous times before!!! I wanted to do quanta to quarks, it looks the most interesting and fun.

You need to know the mass of (eg) Na2CO3 that you put into your distilled water. The primary/standard solution doesn't need to be a certain concentration, you just need to know the concentration to do the rest of your calculations accurately. I know mine ended up being 0.047molL-1, it doesn't...

Ethanol is used as a solvent in dissolving medicines and food flavourings and colourings that do not dissolve easily in water. Once the non-polar material is dissolved in the ethanol, water can be added to prepare a solution that is mostly water. The ethanol molecule has a hyrophillic OH group...

It's a dehydration process, the H2SO4 is used as a catalyst to produce more ethylene. C2H5OH --H2SO4--> C2H4 + H2O

lol Yeh Luke sang "All is Fair in Love". Or tried to anyway. I didn't like it.

I do music 2 and extension, and I'd be lucky to do 6 hours of practise a WEEK, including warming up and vocal excercises, let alone in one day!! I usually practise when and IF I have the time outside the rest of my schoolwork! Don't worry if you don't do heaps of practise, everyone is...