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Baaaad subject choices there. General maths and standard english...

SOMEONE has never listened to The Young and the Hopeless, the greatest pop-rock album of the last decade.

Yeah, 70s sounds right.

Someone replied! :party: Alas, you don't specify how many bits long the binary number is, so your question is ambiguous :confused2: :uhoh: :confused: True story, I lost a mark in last year's HSC paper because I did one of these binary interpretation questions wrong. trollface.jpg

Ya shouldn't have done 10 units... 99.4-99.7.

A mark of 0 is the least punishment you'd get. I wouldn't be surprised if much harsher penalties were awarded. The board of studies takes cheating very seriously, and this is effectively a form of cheating.

you have way too much time spiral

You think? I never liked the font. It was almost... dehumanising. Made the books feel too clinical, like I was reading a report and not a novel.

I used to love Alex Rider. I reread the first couple loads of times, and have all the books up to Snakehead. Snakehead disappointed me though, and I stopped reading after that. I have vivid memories of them though. The ski chase in Point Blanc, the scuba diving in Skeleton Key, the temple game...

low 90s

Almost every modern piece of software is developed using an object-oriented paradigm. For an example, you could talk about iPhone app development. Here is a tutorial which demonstrates OOP in an iPhone app: http://www.raywenderlich.com/1797/how-to-create-a-simple-iphone-app-tutorial-part-1

Radio buttons themselves are not a data type and don't go in the data dictionary. However, they operate as an interface to change a piece of data, which may be a string or an integer.

If you are 10+ points below the cutoff for your course of choice, the course is probably too hard for you...

\mathrm{d}x for me

He can't get 99.95 with those ranks...

Probably

It's highly unlikely that you will get all the marks left, so I'm gonna go with no.

No, especially since iirc your school rank was around the 100s.

Re: HSC 2013 4U Marathon Observation: if we pick some number n, the number 101-n is excluded. n and 101-n are always of opposite parity. The sum of integers 1..100 is 5050. Take all the 50 odd numbers to be in our set, since they will add up to approximately 5050/2, and by the observation...

Let's be honest though... most HSC english markers are impressed with sophisticated language. To get into the mid-high A range, you need to be writing with a flourish. Just make sure that you're not using that language incorrectly or awkwardly, or else you'll sound like an idiot and it'll cost...