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i find that hard to believe... that would been u havent thoroughly understood the course... and by good ranking what do u mean? say for eg, in a class of 15-20?

i got one for 45 bux from my friends brother, perfect condition:) 7th edition also. look around on the buy/sell forum there will be people selling them

okk cool, sounds good. all the best bro.

u being srs? so how bout cambridge, fitzy,coroneos? not needed?

terry lee is great for hsc type questions, he has worked solutions so good to see what level you are at, where you need to work, where your weaknesses are etc... but also make sure u have a look at the coroneos integration exericses ( essential!) here is a link i posted with solutions...

coroneos and terry lee

inbox me.. to prove ur cb

well then your not cb ayoub, ur an imposter!!!!!!!!!

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are you c.b ayoub?

yeah but if ur getting 60s at school ( depends which school) thats pretty bad.. in the end of the day it gets averaged internals and hsc.. so even if ur hsc is a band 6, ur internals may not be? am i right? im lost when it comes to scaling and stuff:P

what do u means aim for 60?

no u didnt accelerate for nothing... it will be quite helpful for you, because if you get a good mark, you wont need to sit 2unit exams, as most 4unit students do ( till i think half yearlies) and also if u decide that ur not going to do mx2 and ur gnna do mx1, u wudda already finished 2unit so...

oh damn, ask ur curriculum coordinator, coz im pretty sure they might allow you... I am considering dropping religion and doing catholic studies so i have 10 units next year.

your 2unit mark will mean nothing, ur 3unit mark and 4unit mark will count for 2units each, giving you a total of 4units of maths :)

nah at my school u do catholic studies if u dont want sor to count to ur atar. All the MX2 AND EE2 people at my school do catholic studies. what school u go to?

ALAKAZAM FOR SURE!

what school do u go to? im pretty sure theres a non atar "catholic studies" option for people in catholic schools

stop that. be optimistic

you can always go to a second preferred university. Or you can do a course, then transfer after year into your desired course, but for now focus on maximising your ATAR