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You have to wait for nesa to release it on their website it will take one or two days, otherwise I think some people have scanned/copied it so maybe try asking them for it? (idk who though so don't ask me who)

Question 7 was diagrams of two test tubes for each choice in each diagram where you had to pick what would happen when bromine is added to water, I think the first option was the test tube with hexane was clear and the test tube with hexene was brown. The second was the same I think only with...

pipette's which are normally used for transporting standard solution to flask have predetermined values so the mL difference wouldn't really matter... maybe idk just hoping its measuring cylinder and not burette

I forgot to put glycerol I think its part of it FML!!! :punch:

I agree I found this paper pretty hard but industrial was easy just hoping that we didn't have to talk about all three processes in the last question

I'm thinking vanadium dioxide sulfate, but that name would sound a little off

In that case it would be more of an analysis since its asking how your creative response does a certain thing. If it were a summary then youd simply be reviewing what you have written which wouldn't exactly be how your creative response utilises form and features to explore the complex nature...

Cory in the house + Eromanga-sensei ^^ jokes, don't really have a favourite but I really like WorldEnd for this year

Yeah our school also pours harmful chemicals in a large glass beaker labelled 'organic waste' probably similar to supR. The beaker is stored inside the fume cupboard. The rest of the chemicals would all just go down the sink.

According to bettereducation your schools rank is 59 in 2016

All papers from 16th October (first day of HSC) to 24th October (day 8 of HSC) have so far been released you can check the timetable dates over here: HSC 2017 timetable in case you misplaced it. If you want to access the actual papers then just go onto the nesa past papers site

I'm pretty sure its sex-linked recessive

http://community.boredofstudies.org/1234/mathematics/370130/band-6-cutoff.html Check this thread ^

Textbooks: For advanced and 3u English you will get your novels depending on what your school/class uses as a prescribed text For mathematics and 3u maths either use the Fitzpatrick aka New Senior Mathematics book or the Cambridge textbooks, Maths in Focus wont prepare you well Legal, Economics...

In case your asking for 13 bi, the solution is: LHS = tan^2θ + 1 = sin^2θ/cos^2θ + 1 = (sin^2θ + cos^2θ)/cos^2θ = 1/cos^2θ = sec^2θ = RHS For 13bii as 1729 that's an error as well as for 12biii since there is no k For 12aii) the axis of symmetry...

For past paper solutions for 2003: https://arc.nesa.nsw.edu.au/standards-packs/SP03_15120/ For other resources you can go to the following sites: http://www.acehsc.net/ https://thsconline.github.io/s/yr12/ Pretty much you can work on past trial papers and also online multiple choice

I walked in at 9:25... ...I wasn't late just everyone was sitting down staring at me as I walked in, the supervisors were really nice

Have not done Economics so I cant talk about it but I found Chemistry quite different in year 12 compared to year 11, I personally enjoyed it a lot more than year 11 as it focused more on the practical uses of chemicals and the production of different types of substances, also cause I suddenly...

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