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EDIT: Internal Marks DO count. I suggest you look at the other subjects that you do here: http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/ebos/static/BDHSC_2017_12.html and look at what you need to do to be able to perform at a band 6 level (in the HSC, where it TRULY matters). For example, in 2017...

Re: What happens if we forgot to add the provided stimulus or quote into our creative Nope, you'll just lose a couple of marks... even more if you didn't answer the question properly...

wat u mean?

My Prescribed: After Apple-Picking and Mending Wall (poems) My Related: Into The Wild (film)

Text 3. The passage we read in the exam was extracted from 'The Pleasures of Leisure'. You remember the text that described a poet who had climbed the mountain?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Dessaix "His extract ‘The Pleasures of Leisure’ is infamously known for mass murdering the HSC class of 2018 on 18 October 2018." :haha:

Haha "It is terrifying and magnificent, familiar and utterly alien" that quote was basically in my creative already lol it was just in different words.

"Discovery is not always finding a new, nor it is always a joy" To what EXTENT...

I accidentally wrote 1 page of my section 2 in my Section 1 area but I labelled it in the end. The exam supervisor said that as long as I labelled it as "Q2)", then I was fine. I think it's okay as long as you have labelled it as the question number you're answering.

Ok. First exam done.

LETS GOOOOO GOOD LUCK Y'ALL :spzz:

Right Hand Palm Rule

This is a 15 year old thread. I don't think OP is gonna answer.

Also seek for a second opinion, because sometimes teachers give very little feedback.

wtf lol

I got: Mathematics Extension 1 Biology Physics Chemistry English can go f$#k itself TBH --------------- (/s) - * DO PAST PAPERS - Do HSC questions. Fortunately, for chemistry, Jazz sorted HSC Questions by topic. Look here HERE, HSC Ninja also does this HERE. Make sure you check with a...

O.O :eek2:

The only way I can think of is: - Dissolve CaCO3 in a dilute acid (Since CaCO3 is insoluble to water.) (This is a chemical change. So, it's irreversible) - Then filter out the sand.

Re: Do markers discriminate against people who choose a prescribed text as their rela Because either they're too boring or too shallow or not related at all...

For Turning Points, dy/dx = 0 To find derivative of y=(x-3)√(4-x) use Product Rule. So, dy/dx = (-3x+11)/2√(-x+4) Since, dy/dx = 0, 0 =(-3x+11)/2√(-x+4) Which gives: x = 11/3 Sub into original function: y=(x-3)√(4-x), giving y = (2√3)/9 To find nature of Turning Point, sub in...