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and btw they give dux to all the 99.95ers

At uni? At school?

Haha went same school as you (graduated 2014). And that year, for our 4 duxes, we actually had two go to UNSW medicine, one go do b economics at usyd (iirc) and one do b actuarial studies / b commerce at unsw. so this year was a shift from last few years, where we mostly had all 99.95ers doing...

Probably looking at the high 80s.

I think I might know who that is ;)

Well I am doing Actl Studies / Comm at UNSW. what else do you want to know?

HAHAHAHA heaps of friends are tagging me in it. I lost it when I saw it originally.

that awkward moment when I was actually dux lol

haha you guys. FYI though - I didn't do chemistry, dropped it. So I did Economics, Physics, Mathematics Extension 1, Mathematics Extension 2, Latin Continuers and Extension, and English Advanced

uni maths to avoid all my other subjects this semester (economics, accounting and most of all, management)

omg thanks so much guys, I finally get it. ohhhhhhh okay, thanks VBN :) and kudos to Integrand as well, for his solid explanations :) :)

Integrand and VBN, you are two friggin life savers. Let me trawl through your most recent explanations.

tbh I don't get his solution after the third paragraph :/

like I sorta get where you guys are coming from conceptually, but don't know how to deliver the proof.... :/

tbh guys I'm not getting your solutions. I am up to here and do not know how to continue -

Oh okay, thanks so so much guys.

Wait what lol? So what are you suggesting as a method?

Thanks so much VBN, but this question was in a section before augmented matrices and the like... Like only the topic of "introduction to linear equations" had been introduced before this Q popped up. so then is there a method that doesn't use matrices (not learnt yet, in terms of this Q) etc?

Can someone help?

Cases like yours (i.e. highly ranked students at low ranked schools) are always tough to predict. But if I had to hazard a guess, I would probably say between 88 and 91.