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i have only ever seen the fake ones bc nothing interesting ever happens at my school

thanks i thought i was stupid af for not understanding

surely you will if you lock in. hsc is 50% so just grind for that. also your internal ranks are really all that matter, so if your marks are on the lower side but your ranks are okay youll be fine.

for maths im spamming papers and going over thing i usually mess up or prelim content i forgot

you're cooking lol i think 90+ at least.

do you get the same kinds of questions again and again in an exam? or do they ask for particular proofs? if you KNOW thats going to happen why not just do more questions/proofs like that for revision so you get practise and you eventually wont need to memorise it? i think @liamkk112 puts it...

relative velocity of object relative to observer = velocity of object - velocity of observer relative velocity of X relative to Y = velocity of X - velocity of Y that would give you C

why are you memorising for math? genuine question i just dont get it. ive never had to memorise anything for a test before. you dont need to memorise question types and approaches to questions if you know your content. understand the theory behind why theorems, formulae etc. are the way that...

i can't see how its anything but C lmao. what a bonkers question

med is med and it really doesnt matter what med school you go to, you will still end up getting the same qualifications. getting med from a more prestigious uni course might help in making connections but that doesnt mean much for a medical professional as opposed to any other profession like...

ngl i found the car crash reenactment really interesting in terms of paramedical and police reponses

check out science ready's website, they have good overviews of some topics and nice diagrams. not sure if its relevant to you but it can't hurt to check

yeah it is a bit disturbing ig. i they bought out the minority of road accident survivors and showed us like the worst possible scenarios. idk maybe im desensitised to it or smth but i just felt annoyed the whole time because this was just a scare-tactic and honestly put a lot of people off...

lol nvm what i meant was your atar has to be relatively close to the atar the course wants anyways if you are getting enough bonus points to get in

isn't this kind of counterintuitive tho?? if you are able to get these points it means you are okay at your hsc subjects anyways so your atar will be fine. if youre cooked then youre cooked. this will only help if your atar is decent and you're just a bit off or you flopped specific subjects and...

omg that was exactly what i was thinking. the majority of one-on-one tutors out there are ppl that did well in the hsc a while ago whose expertise may or may not be up to date. and they dont stick with a structured syllabus so sometimes its tough to trace it back to the syllabus document and...

yup im unwatching this thread the idiocy is disturbing here