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OMG looking at the answer I just realised I didnt read 9(v) properly =.= Friggn found the cost instead.. erghh :mad1:

3 b) (iii) =.= fark.. if only i had 1 more minute:( Scared myself which made me couldnt think since I thought it was a 2hr exam LOL

Re: Band 6 Raw? Really? I thought they were alright. What did you think were strange?

Re: Band 6 Raw? Yes this is true. I didn't get time to finish the circle question = -1 mark LOL WTH was the isosceles triangle question where you had to divide it into 4 isosceles? fail =.= Im thinking ~110-115 after all stupid errors have been accounted for.

It should be under geometric applications of differentiation(Fitzpatrick) OR anything named similarly to 'Tangent to a curve and derivative of a function' OR 'The quadratic polynomial and the parabola'

ROFL this is the most hilarious thing Ive heard all day :P Thanks for making my day :)

Oh shit.. I totally forgot to even put a printer in there =.=

Horray for no more English ^^

LOL I couldnt think of shit so ended up writing about using it to calculate if you would get through a red light or not depending on your speed.. yeah, it was bad

Yeah, I though it was the medium too =/ I picked C :( Hope they accept any of them lol

Circle all answers in your answer booklet at the end lol.

normalisation

This. Ive done like next to nothing :( No more chance of a band 6, hoping for high band 5 to not completely screw my ATAR

Wow that sucks. Our supervisors let us write ours at beginning when they were handing the question booklets out. Wrote it all while the supervisor was talking :)

No, just know like 2-3 in depth, and the rest not so in depth incase they screw you over with a retarded question

you're welcome :)

It should I think. Since marking criteria usually states correct answer or equivalent merit?

This Thursday :) And yeah.. I am yet to look over the revise IPT in a month in 1 day LOL. But ranked first so if I screw up someone might save my ass.

Newsagents. Cost like 5 bux a pen, saw them yesterday

I couldn't see the 3rd part when trying to do this XD iv)22mins Anyhow new question:When the temperature of a body is T degrees above the temperature(assumed constant) of its surroundings, its temperature falls at a rate proportional to T. This can be expressed using the formula T=Toe^(-kt)...