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You'd have to be. All extension maths topics are challenging to some extent. But can I ask you - have you actually completed the HSC for Ext 1? Or are you just assuming?

To me they sound really good. Just the price.

I don't go to him myself, but I heard he's pretty good. Also based on his text book - i'd assume he'd be pretty decent.

True That. Personal help will always be better than cyber help.

Yeah - but the capable students in Standard (usually those who dropped to standard from advanced) will slack off and will not work as hard as they did in Advanced. That affects the statistics. In my opinion - just choose what you feel comfortable doing and work your hardest at that level. I...

LOL of course it's hard to get. 23/roughly 60000 people get a UAI of 100. That's hard. Oh yeah - Facebook IQ tests are rigged. Most of them ask about american stuff.

If you have the time - I would hand write first, then re-type later. If you don't - then I reccomend typing, cause it'll make them more appealing to use when studying.

Don't worry - you should be fine. As for the study group thing - that's a good idea, I myself was the organiser for the HSC study group. But yeah - if you can't manage to form one, just add people from the forum - they'd be happy to help. I get help from many people on BOS and I also help a...

Most students only do it because they go to an agricultural school and most kids go to an agricultural high school because it's academically selective. If schools like James Ruse and Hurlstone weren't academically selective - agriculture would be next to dead in my opinion.

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Seems way too expensive for me.

Re: Truong's tutoring, any comments? That is because at Truong, the chain rule is dy / dx = (dy/dt) / (dt/dx) - and he doesn't want you to get confused with the other rule. Yeah - he's actually a really nice person to you - as long as you prove you're willing to learn and you are respectful...

I go to Patrician Brothers' College, Fairfield. We have a strong maths program at my school - thanks to our coordinator.

Or confiscation - that's prob what would happen at my school.

At school I was taught the invert and multiply method. However at my coaching college I've been taught (and this is the only method I use): a/b divided by c/d = a/b/c/d Therefore times the top and bottom together and times the two middle values and you get: ad/bc.

Haha damn you thomas - your class (at tutor) is like so ahead. At school I'm up to Curve Sketching (only finished complex) but at tutor we've done complex, curve sketching, polynomials and we're starting Conics and Integration next week.

Nope. Acceleration is offered to ~ 10 people in Year 9 to accelerate the school certificate. Then we worked on accelerating the 2U course in Year 10 (however I decided not to sit the HSC at the last minute) and then a few more people are allowed to accelerate 2U in Year 11, while the original...

They don't put clocks in our classrooms - unless there are exams on.

Yeah - 3U is very easy for me as well now.

I have no idea. I didn't study for Year 11.