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For the HSC I think I'll do: English Advanced Japanese Continuers Maths Ext 1 Maths Ext 2 PhysicsTotal 10 units

English: 73% Maths 2U: 85% (Rank 12th) Maths Ext 1: 74% (Rank 15th) Chemistry: 48% (Stupid CSSA) Chemistry Prac: 85% Physics: 88% (Rank 2nd) Physics Prac: 92% Japanese 80% (Rank 5th)

No, it wont change your UAI. It will only lower the UAI requirements for a course that you want to enter.

Uhh, that makes no sense to me... What's all the <sub> and stuff?

Thanks man, how did you get (f)? Any chance you could have a look at my other question? Thanks alot, Jason =D

0.999... does NOT equal 1, it TERMS/APPROACHES 1.

Hi all, I've been trying to do this question but I don't know if the answers are wrong or if I'm doing it wrong... I need help with just d, e and f. I posted the whole question as there are follow-through bits. But here are the questions. A rocket is fired with an initial velocity of 150m/s...

Hi all, I'm wondering, how do the Independent, CSSA, and other papers compared with the actual HSC paper? And when practising for trials, would it be good to study with past HSC papers or with those? Thanks

Hi, Thanks for that. Which section would that be in the Space topic? Thanks, Jason

The calculations and concepts in Physics are not hard at all. But what I think is hard is the little things like units, directions, etc.

We're still doing The Cosmic Engine, and I personally think it's stupid doing it when our Preliminary Exams are over... Does anyone else think that doing it is stupid? I mean, wouldn't it make sense to get on with HSC?

Hi all, I bought Macmillan Physics 2, in addition to the textbook my school uses. Macmillan says in the preface that it's for the Physics HSC Syllabus introduced in 2000. Now, IIRC, wasn't the syllabus modified in 2002? If so, is there another revised Macmillan HSC Physics textbook I can buy...