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Re: technodisney's journey into Live Theatre
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Re: Psych or bio
Hey ianchiu03! Welcome to the forums. ![:)]( "Smiley")
This probably isn't the answer you're looking for (it would be nice if subject selection were super easy haha), but I don't think either subject is inherently easier or requires more or less time. Both are simil...![]()
This probably isn't the answer you're looking for (it would be nice if subject selection were super easy haha), but I don't think either subject is inherently easier or requires more or less time. Both are simil...
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Re: catpacksnapback's VCE Journey (to medicine?)!
Ahh! Hi there Joseph - thanks so much for the reply.
That means the world to me. I can't tell you how glad I am to have found this forum (maybe my pestering of i...
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Re: How to pick a math?
No such things as a boring question on ATAR Notes! ![;)]( "Wink")
I guess it'll be a bit different for everybody, but here was my decision-making process:
1. Do I need to study any of the maths subjects as a pre-requisite? Some uni degrees require you to st...![]()
I guess it'll be a bit different for everybody, but here was my decision-making process:
1. Do I need to study any of the maths subjects as a pre-requisite? Some uni degrees require you to st...
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Re: Cosine's Exam 1 for Methods!
Hi cosine,
I was wondering if this resource is still available? The link doesn't work anymore. It would be great if I could get access. Otherwise, it's fine. Thanks![:)]( "Smiley")
Cheers,
Lynette
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I was wondering if this resource is still available? The link doesn't work anymore. It would be great if I could get access. Otherwise, it's fine. Thanks
Cheers,
Lynette
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Re: Mathematics Question Thread
Could someone please help me with this.
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Re: 4U Maths Question Thread
Show that sinx<x for x>0.
Here's my working so far:
Let f(x)=sinx-x
f'(x)=cosx-1 =0 for stat pts
cosx=1
x=0,360
x>0 so x=360 degrees
f''(x)=-sinx
f''(360)=0
so apparently there's a horizontal point of inflexion at x=360
but don't you have to show that ...![]()
Here's my working so far:
Let f(x)=sinx-x
f'(x)=cosx-1 =0 for stat pts
cosx=1
x=0,360
x>0 so x=360 degrees
f''(x)=-sinx
f''(360)=0
so apparently there's a horizontal point of inflexion at x=360
but don't you have to show that ...
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Monash UMAT 50/50/50 rule
HI guys. I'm writing this super late to get something off my chest, sorry if this is the wrong section. In 2018 I received a UMAT of 99 percentile which I was extremely happy with. I also got an ATAR of 99.45. I was really happy and had confidence that...![]()
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HELP!!!! EURIPIDES THE WOMEN OF TROY Creative piece. HELP!!!!
Hey people, can people send me creative pieces on The Women Of Troy you have received examples from your teacheror or have made one please, so i can get ideas and compare it to mine. I've tried my teacher however, they don't have one. Thanks.![]()
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Re: 4U Maths Question Thread
Consider the function f(x) =e^x(1-x/10)^10. Sketch the curve and from your graph, deduce that e^x <= (1-x/10)^-10 for x<10
I'm having trouble finding the asymptotes and sketching the graph. I've already found that turning points (),1) and (10,0), and ...![]()
I'm having trouble finding the asymptotes and sketching the graph. I've already found that turning points (),1) and (10,0), and ...
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Re: 4U Maths Question Thread
Show that sinx<x for x>0.
Here's my working so far:
Let f(x)=sinx-x
f'(x)=cosx-1 =0 for stat pts
cosx=1
x=0,360
x>0 so x=360 degrees
f''(x)=-sinx
f''(360)=0
so apparently the...
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The Divine Wind
Hello,
Does anyone have any resources for The Divine Wind? I am struggling to find anything online, probably because it's not a very challenging books so not many schools choose it.
Thank you![:)]( "Smiley")
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Does anyone have any resources for The Divine Wind? I am struggling to find anything online, probably because it's not a very challenging books so not many schools choose it.
Thank you
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Re: VCE Specialist 3/4 Question Thread!
hello guys! i need help with two questions
(1) Given that tan(a)=b,π<a<3π/2, find tan(3a) in terms of b
(2) given that the cross section of a road on a hill is represented by the equation
H=50+100tan^-1(x/20-5),0≤x≤400
Where x meters is the horizonta...![]()
(1) Given that tan(a)=b,π<a<3π/2, find tan(3a) in terms of b
(2) given that the cross section of a road on a hill is represented by the equation
H=50+100tan^-1(x/20-5),0≤x≤400
Where x meters is the horizonta...
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Re: VCE Chemistry Question Thread
Hi Guys,
How does chemical energy get transferred to electrical energy in galvanic cells and electrical energy get transferred to chemical energy in electrolytic cells? I don't understand how it works.
Thanks. All help will be much appreciated.
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How does chemical energy get transferred to electrical energy in galvanic cells and electrical energy get transferred to chemical energy in electrolytic cells? I don't understand how it works.
Thanks. All help will be much appreciated.
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Re: Euripides the women of Troy: creative piece
Just a brief correction of myself - It is Cassandra who is the priestess in Women of Troy.![]()
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Can I still do medicine without bio or chem?
So this year I am doing English, spesh, physics, methods and psych. I'm not doing biology or chemistry, but I've done units 1 and 2 for chem. Is it still possible for me to do medicine in uni? I also heard there's this UMAT/UCAT thing I have to do as w...![]()
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Re: Society and Culture Question Thread
Hey so I have this practice exam for SAC but we get the questions in order to prepare beforehand. One of the questions is: For a country you have studied (Japan), appl...
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Re: VCE Methods Question Thread!
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Re: Contemporary Examples for Depth Studies
I posted this in the Question Thread so I decided to update the list and add them here, along with some more resources:
What Japanese women are saying about discrimination in Japan
[url=https://www...![]()
What Japanese women are saying about discrimination in Japan
[url=https://www...
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Re: VCE Methods Question Thread!
Apparently the answer is...
\(e^{x/2}\) is not the same as \(e^{x^{1/2}}\)
\begin{align*}\frac{d}{dx}\Big[e^{x^{1/2...
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