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First set of trials was around term 2 week 6ish, 2nd one was term 3 week 2, 3rd one was term 3 week 7. So yeah pretty full on, however, my school did go really fast through the content. Most subjects the teachers finished content like week 4 in term 2. Well I don't know the reason why lol...

Oh for that I didn't memorise any essays. Just basically had notes on each dot point and I memorised that and tried to put an example with those from a real company so if it did come up in essay I had a case study

Did HSC a few years back but my school actually had 3 sets of trials (yeah I know its crazy as most only have 1) When I did trials I made sure all notes were done at least 1 month prior and I would have understood all the dot points that were understanding or calculation based at that time. So...

Either is fine, just find what works best for you. The main thing is the quality of the notes and them being concise (they shouldn't be really more than 15 pages a module). Some people work better with typed because it is neater and easier to edit. I typed during the HSC for Chem and now at uni...

Usually most schools tell you what practical it will be or from what module. Practicals are outlined in the HSC syllabus so you basically know what type of prac it could be even if they only told you the module For these prac exams, the method is not really the main thing you need to worry...

I don't remember them all exactly because it's been a few years. But I did maths advanced, maths extension 1, physics, chem, business studies and English advanced. I got band 6 in everything with maths adv, maths ext 1 and English advanced with high band 6s like 97+. My chem, business and...

Yeah it was pretty accurate for me and most of my friends. However, you can't really compare school marks vs when you actually get your final HSC mark. If you're just putting in random numbers at the moment of marks you think you will get then it depends on if you actually get those marks in the...

It would be 6 hydrogen environments, although they are overlapping and it appears like there are 5. If you had a higher magnetic field NMR instrument it would be able to split those two overlapping signals

IR spectra: shows key functional groups. Strong sharp absorbance at 2959, 2934, 2862 cm^-1 (C-H stretch). Strong sharp absorbance at 1718 cm^-1 (C=O). This indicates the molecule is a ketone or aldehyde. 1H NMR: shows the number of hydrogen environments and their chemical environments. There...

Depends on what degree you are talking about, as there is different requirements. A lot of degrees the 4th year is some kind of honours project/research activity you undertake. This is quite common in engineering and science degrees

More quotes doesn't really mean a better mark. The amount you should include also depends on the length of the quotes. I had around 4-6 quotes (roughly 5-10 words each) per paragraph for the essays, but these were short and selected in a way to only include the important parts. Also...

I did English in the old syllabus and I didn’t really read anything outside the texts (not even my prescribed texts sometimes 😂 cause just looked at summaries and read select pages for quotes) and got a high band 6. Some people enjoy reading, but it doesn’t really mean you read a lot = you will...

Too early to say so, but doubt it will be online considering in Australia we have reduced our numbers a lot and next year is months away

No it’s not equivalent, because HSC has aligning of the marks, so this means even if you got a band 6 of 90, that doesn’t mean you got 90/100 in the exam. Uni on the other hand there is normally no or little alignment and it’s just the raw mark you got. This therefore means that a 90 isn’t...

It's just to show that if you got a high mark in your subjects leading to a high GPA that you graduate with some acknowledgement of that on your degree transcript

If you are a science person then go for it. You can always drop and change subjects early on in Year 11 so there's no harm in trying. People often tell you stuff based on what their interests or past experiences are, so as a result it's not really like one's persons problems or advantages will...

I don't do the computer science but I just recently finished a math minor at unsw so I've done a lot of the subjects a computer science math person will do and probably a few more. In terms of uni it depends what you mean, if you are looking for getting high distinctions and high marks then HSC...

My bad I've fixed the above answer kind of skim read it the first time. That should explain to you why we divide by 2

Yep that’s correct

Find moles using c=n/v The question says for a 0.060 mol/L OH- solution, so we calculate moles for OH- n(OH-)= cv = (0.50)(0.060) = 0.03 moles In terms of relating to the moles of barium hydroxide. Two atoms of OH- are used to make 1 Ba(OH)2 So therefore we divide the number of moles of OH-...