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When integrating in App of Calc, and you get a constant, +C, do you have to define this constant as an element of the real numbers? Or is this not required?

You should be striving for the ATAR you want, and the "Huge effort" you propose will definitely help! It is definitely possible to achieve an ATAR above 90, if you put your head down and grind out these next 5 weeks! - More practically, make sure to thoroughly analyse your half yearlies to...

Yeah I was pretty happy with mine! 1st task was 79%, and lucky my determination rose me to 87%, and considering that was 2nd (3rd was high 70s) I'm happy :D

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How are NSB papers similar to the HSC? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yeah I get what you mean, and I find it difficult as well to reconcile with lower marks in 4u, but it is arguably the hardest subject in the HSC, and marks received should reflect that (unless you are a God like the kid in my class who got 99% in our HY, but he goes to Dr Du ;) )

Use the holidays are a bit of a breather, and a way to get back into the swing of things! I didn't do as well as I'd hoped in some of my half yearlies as well, and although it has brought me down, I am more determined now, but that is by choice. You can choose the same, and work towards your 85...

Re: HSC 2018 MX2 Integration Marathon Yeah I'm seeing that and it's really confusing Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

http://rawmarks.info/wiki/Mathematics http://rawmarks.info/wiki/Biology Very similar, getting a small vibe for 2u > biology tho, similar to ichila101

It depends on the marks that your cohort is achieve above and below you as well, as well as what you are achieving. Correct me if I'm wrong, I don't think coming first guarantees a b6 if the mark is like 70% b6 is definitely still possible if you put the work in

Your realisation that term 1 and 2 are over has made me kinda scared lol Come to think of it, I don't think I cherish school enough. Table tennis with the boys at recess and lunch is fun, gonna miss it D:

7-8 hours is appropriate for proper functioning. 6 or less results in the brain failing to clean the toxins that are produced through neural processes throughout the day, and can reduce retention and memory building. Although it feels good to get more hours in the day to study (I fall into this...

Probably UNSW - - Bachelor Advanced Science / Commerce (Finance) / Engineering (Renewable) / Advanced Mathematics / Economics / Computer sci Idk depends on the day lol

Yeeeesss I like study timetables, really cool! I've been trying out different designs on google sheets and I don't really know how to structure it well, do you have an example? So we did POM and AE in semester 1 for chemistry, so I am going to make sure my notes are 100% appropriate and do...

I wouldn't give up now for a schedule, it's definitely not too late - Best of luck with catching up

Yeah I'll probably work earlier in the day and take the afternoon off. I've been getting up at 4:30am, and I've liked doing that so I'll try and continue it in the holidays ahaah

Is this true as well for comp sci? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

What do you guys prefer? Wake up at 4:30am~ and study in the morning, and go to bed 9:00pm~ Or wake up at a normal-ish time, say 6:00-7:00am and study later at night, 11:00pm-12:00am~ I've recently been doing the former, and found it pretty good

I was wondering what is best to study in the holidays that are about to come up (I'm in my last week of term this week) I've been planning to pre-learn some 4u and 3u topics, and revise all of phys and chem (Also gotta fix English creative and Hamlet notes) I'm also wondering how to...

Those are some awesome marks and ranks man, should be pretty proud.