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I'm doing Commerce/Law. In year 10 I heard about the uselessness of HSC humanities subjects like economics, legal studies, business studies, history, etc. (all of which could be studied independently with books relatively easily anyway). Also, scaling was supposedly terrible (which was a...

hey guys, is there any point in keeping your first year law textbooks? i'm trying to decide whether to buy new copies (to keep myself) or to buy 2nd hand ones if it's not important to keep them. thanks.

probably bad experience mate. the disadvantage of the "proper teacher": 1. a lack of knowledge in terms of trend. 2. does not know exam preparation strategies nearly as well. (how long has it been since they did an exam?) 3. lack of current resources. 4. overall may be tempted to settle in...

busking. that requires you to learn a musical instrument, but you could always just sing.

that method depends on whether the chord of contact formula can be used or not. If not, it is much longer than the discriminants method.

Pokemon Yellow was so the best. It's probably the whole reputation thing after you've graduated. Employers may choose you over someone else who went to UTS given similar qualifications.

very unfairly.

I'd go to a private tutor. All these big companies have too many students to be able to address your individual needs. They also don't care if they lose a single student. Just make sure you get someone who definitely knows what they're talking about, rather than someone who needs one hundred...

Complex Numbers, Conics, Curve Sketching, Mechanics, Volumes, Polynomials, Integration, Harder 3unit. :)

cambridge books no longer reflect the style of exam questions.

what year are you in? contact me.

the days of frantically searching for doable questions and hope you get a few marks has long passed. nowadays, if you want to do well, an alternative mindset must be adopted. unfortuantely, this mindset is checking to see if you have not lost any marks on silly mistakes and hoping for a 110+.

there's a guy in the tutoring forums with 100 uai and only languages and history.

sounds like something out of a Pomo low-budget amateur film.

1. (a) By considering an odd f(x) and an even g(x), or otherwise, prove this result [1] (b) Hence show that x²arcsinx is odd. [2] (b) hence, deduce the Reimann Hypothesis. [117] hey...

1. translate y=x^1/2 by 5 units to the left. 2. since it's an increasing function, your minimum is the left-most point, and the maximum the right-most point.

That's the Lorentz transformations, which are mentioned in the textbooks, but sadly are not in the syllabus, making relatvitiy questions extremely ambiguous and difficult to set.

Most students would have not the motivation to start year 12 work early, and also probably don't have the ability to understand the work very well if allowed the chance to do it a year or two beforehand. Only James Ruse, with its highest cutoff in the selective schools test can have every...

It would seem unlikely that you would be able to use it. I suppose you can argue that paintings don't seem like literature either, but paintings historically reflected the ideologies and contexts much more so than music, which developed quite independently. The so-called Romantic music can't...