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don't worry the same has been happening to all of us, I think we have to wait until 7:30 when UNSW messages us and we are able to accept the offer on the uac website since it's down at the moment

Whilst I didn't use it as a related text, I studied Gattaca as a text in Yr 11 for X1, and I agree that it is similar to 1984 in terms of the control of the populace and manipulation/loss of humanity being key themes in both texts (from memory). There is definitely enough substance and different...

I think it was d cause that one was more consistent then b, which was the only other answer that could've been associative. But b was extremely low in consistency as it had shots all over the dartboard (even though one was in the middle), which means more errors were made which indicates that...

You just get your moderated assessment mark as your exam mark (assuming you mean for an illness/misadventure). So it kinda depends on how everyone in your cohort does in the hsc, but it is basically dependent on your internal rank

Soft tissue, it was a knee sprain

Yeah multiple choice was fucked, rest was easy though

Last year I think it was 85, will probably be similar to that

Something to the power of -10 or -11 that one I'm also pretty unsure of

yeah same I got 81.7 but was very skeptical because it seemed way too high

I got butanal and butanone for the functional group isomers and butanal and 2-methylpropanal for the chain isomers

was it hexan-2-one or hexan-3-one?

since [OH-] is already 3x the conc of Na+/Ba2+, if you add the concentration of Na+ and 2x the concentration of Ba2+, it's essentially 1+2=3. Since [OH-] is equal to 3, the answer is Na+ + 2(Ba2+) = [OH-] (D)

How much/what do we need to know about complex ions/complexation reactions?

I usually aim for around 4 pages, depending on the dotpoint/question

it was in last years' paper pretty sure, the 6 mark question about calculating the concentration of triprotic acid in the soft drink

only if the business specifies "use examples in your response" or "using a relevant case study" or something like that. Even then you can use hypotheticals, but otherwise just link to the stimulus

they can ask about how the actual process works, seen a few 4-5 markers on it in trials but also some multiple choice asking about specific aspects (e.g. what does the lamp in AAS do)

pretty sure it's after atars release

honestly I'll take anything but a 100% creative at this point I got that for my trial and it was hell

Mod A - To what extent does the later text force us to question what the earlier text was REALLY about Mod B - Evaluate how our personal and intellectual engagement with the prescribed text is enhanced by it's construction Mod C - Imaginative or discursive exploring the hope of anticipation +...