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it doesn't matter if you are doing visual arts or not. you can learn the visual arts syllabus and get a band 6 with wikipedia rather than a textbook or notes. don't get defensive if you are doing well in visual art and we call it easy/a bludge

yes, art is a bludge because you read about some art theory + artists and do a 'major work' which can simply be a white canvas with a black sketch of a box – symbolising an aesthetic and metaphysical utopia through geometric congruity similar to cezanne or even de stilj and there is your band 6 lol

thanks for the clarification

my toilet is art if i present it in a gallery my shit in a can is art if i present it in a gallery o wait this has been done

bump timothy/90%/aquawhite/any lurkers/drogonoski please advise me whether markers accept this i'm shit at maths and worried

lol so how about in fraction form edit: IS DECIMAL FORM ACCEPTABLE/REWARDED WITH THE ACCORDING MARKS ????????

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I can't solve Question 5. (d) (ii) 2005 HSC Paper although i have the correct method because it overloaded my casio calculator, fx-100AU (too many digits). I'm aware of how stupid this sounds but I need help.

Question 9. (b) of HSC 2003 paper. I noticed to find the angle to solve (iii) you need to use the double-angle rule (in a circle the angle at the center is double of the angle at the circumference, when the angles have the same circumference as base) which I faintly remembered back from year...

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Ok I understand now thanks all. By sight it refers to the cos graph which has amplitude of 1

Maybe I should have clarified. Sorry. I'm seeking explanation of the method I found in my past papers books (Coroneos). "Noting that v=2-4cost and that -1≤cost≤1 then at sight, the maximum value of v occurs when cost=-1. This maximum value is 2-4(-1)=6."

Q7 (b) (ii) in the 2003 HSC paper. I'm able to solve (i), but I am confused with (ii). Thanks in advance.

ok i get it now. thanks for the help people

can you show the steps please i keep getting the wrong answer after 2\left [ ( tan\ 1 ) - (tan\ -\frac{\sqrt{3}}{2} ) \right ]

i need help with question 3.b.ii. from the CSSA 2008 trial paper sorry i'm bad with the equation editor question: evaluate the integral, give answer to 1 dec. place