CSSA 2016 TRIAL Answers (3 Viewers)

[dre_877]

You guys get the 4(pi)/3 thing? I got it couple people couldnt figure it from my co hourt.

Was pythagoras then I did area of circle and got the answer it was like (pi)2(/3)^2.... thats not right but I did something along those lines and got it

I found the angle of the triangle at the centre and then the area of the sector. Was able to get 4pi/3

 

[BPunjabi]

What did you get for the l(eqn)l>? multiple choice thing

I got the two open cirlces (Clear) which was x<-1 and the other was x>something

Pretty sure it was c or d... forgot lol which letter

 

[jazz519]

What did you get for the l(eqn)l>? multiple choice thing

I got the two open cirlces (Clear) which was x<-1 and the other was x>something

Pretty sure it was c or d... forgot lol which letter

I put the open circles and it was a line joining them which was d i think

 

[pikachu975]

I put the open circles and it was a line joining them which was d i think

Are you jasnoor?

 

[jazz519]

Are you jasnoor?

ahahahaha yeah how'd u know, who are u lol?

 

[pikachu975]

ahahahaha yeah how'd u know, who are u lol?

lol I'm in year 11 I did the exam as well. I knew because you said you were top 2 before the exam and I know you came second with 99 because of writing 18 or something and yeah. Also you were like first chem first phys and it matches your subjects in your sig.

 

[jazz519]

lol I'm in year 11 I did the exam as well. I knew because you said you were top 2 before the exam and I know you came second with 99 because of writing 18 or something and yeah. Also you were like first chem first phys and it matches your subjects in your sig.

oh alright yeah lol dumb me. If you want some resources for physics hsc I can send you them, just inbox me your email and I'll share you with a folder I made.

 

[ad_321]

Thanks to CSSA's in-competencies I had 5 exams in 4 days including Maths right next to English then Legal and Business content heavy

Only did 2 Maths past papers

will show in my results. Thanks god for SOR + strong cohort lol

 

[jazz519]

Thanks to CSSA's in-competencies I had 5 exams in 4 days including Maths right next to English then Legal and Business content heavy

Only did 2 Maths past papers

will show in my results. Thanks god for SOR + strong cohort lol

Unlucky man had the same for business and math today it was death ahahahaha 6 hours of exams

 

[BPunjabi]

What else does anyone remember? in terms of questions and answers?

 

[BPunjabi]

what did (theta) equal into that question you had to work out the angle using alternate (Z thing)

 

[pikachu975]

what did (theta) equal into that question you had to work out the angle using alternate (Z thing)

I got 84 degrees. I did alternate angles to get 42 degrees then since it was an isosceles triangle the 2 base angles were 42. Then angle sum gave 96 degrees. 180 - 96 = 84 because of supplementary angles.

 

[maso898]

what did (theta) equal into that question you had to work out the angle using alternate (Z thing)

i got 84, alternate angles of isosceles or something along those lines?

 

[BPunjabi]

Yeah I got 84 aswell, you could even do the coefficient one the (c rule =180)

 

[leehuan]

Are you guys allowed to openly discuss the answers?

It's still in the security period technically speaking

 

[pikachu975]

Are you guys allowed to openly discuss the answers?

It's still in the security period technically speaking

Oh yeah true probably not

 

[BPunjabi]

wait what? Sorry kinda new to this... What security period?

 

[BPunjabi]

Oh yeah true probably not

Hey just looking at your sig, are you repeating year 12 or something?

Like you doing hsc again at tafe?

 

[pikachu975]

Hey just looking at your sig, are you repeating year 12 or something?

Like you doing hsc again at tafe?

Nah just accelerated subjects. Also security is like where they don't release the exams because people who had illness/misadventure do it during the security period. Also like schools do it at later dates if it clashes with their other exams.

 

[leehuan]

wait what? Sorry kinda new to this... What security period?

A security period is a period where open discussion of the exam is generally disallowed under every single circumstance, due to the fact that there will always be people who had to apply for illness/misadventure and are sitting the exam at a later date.