Physics Predictions/Thoughts (2 Viewers)

[Isit_actually?]

????? no ????????

true they have short answers and other stuff like we do in our hsc, also fill in the blanks

 

[coolcat6778]

questions of these nature can defintely be asked in the current syllabus

this is just a common sense question

 

[qweeosh]

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questions of these nature can defintely be asked in the current syllabus

this is just a common sense question

that's just some bs western website giving you the easiest question possible. You need to search up (prefecture) (year) 高考物理 in order to obtain the actual paper and then give it to like deepseek to translate it into english.

 

[coolcat6778]

that's just some bs western website giving you the easiest question possible. You need to search up (prefecture) (year) 高考物理 in order to obtain the actual paper and then give it to like deepseek to translate it into english.

百度教育

easylearn.baidu.com

plus most of gaokao is just physics that would be covered in first year uni anyway? i don't see how that's impossible? even extension 2 math is probably harder. in fact some questions can even be answered using only hsc and prelim knowledge

 

[qweeosh]

百度教育

easylearn.baidu.com

plus most of gaokao is just physics that would be covered in first year uni anyway? i don't see how that's impossible? even extension 2 math is probably harder. in fact some questions can even be answered using only hsc and prelim knowledge

its just the nature of question + the lackluster syllabus that makes it highly difficult, it is definitely not impossible but it is mean (this includes the context and the competition that you are taking it in and with).

 

[coolcat6778]

its just the nature of question + the lackluster syllabus that makes it highly difficult, it is definitely not impossible but it is mean (this includes the context and the competition that you are taking it in and with).

they do ask some hard questions at the very end of physics mcq section for the hsc

 

[English hater]

bruh i hope theres no 9 markers on the last few IQ's of mod 8, i HATE mod 8 with a passion

whats so bad about mod 8. it's so interesting

 

[Isit_actually?]

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questions of these nature can defintely be asked in the current syllabus

this is just a common sense question

ragebait goes crazy with this one. Proceeds to find one of the most easiest questions lmao!

 

[Suze12]

whats so bad about mod 8. it's so interesting

memorising all sorts of theory

 

[svad]

that one friend whos too woke:

i think its the total opposite actually

 

[svad]

whats so bad about mod 8. it's so interesting

Mod 8 is just boring topic wise imo, apart from the first few IQ's, i found all content incredibly boring after Schrödinger

 

[English hater]

Mod 8 is just boring topic wise imo, apart from the first few IQ's, i found all content incredibly boring after Schrödinger

wdym, every topic is littery so interesting

 

[coolcat6778]

wdym, every topic is littery so interesting

well if u like biology u like mod 8 simple as that

 

[English hater]

well if u like biology u like mod 8 simple as that

but u get to dive deep into the atom, u get to learn the standard model of matter, how a particle accelerator works, nuclear reactors

 

[Tony Stark]

It's exciting to know that there is information they can't include in the syllabus because it hasn't been discovered yet, or fully understood (dark energy, big bang, the true nature of the atom, observer effect, e.t.c)

 

[coolcat6778]

It's exciting to know that there is information they can't include in the syllabus because it hasn't been discovered yet, or fully understood (dark energy, big bang, the true nature of the atom, observer effect, e.t.c)

we wont even be able to understand it cause its uni level. its best nesa just gets rid of mod 8 completely and replace it with useful topics like fluid and rotational dynamics and such.

 

[Tony Stark]

The content is interesting, but it is not examined properly. We should not have to memorise all the names and dates and experiments

 

[Tony Stark]

we wont even be able to learn it cause its uni level. its best nesa just gets rid of mod 8 completely and replace it with useful topics like fluid and rotational dynamics and such.

That would also be interesting, do they teach it in the engineering course? I'm surprised they teach us centripetal force but completely overlook centrifugal force, or they don't even include simple newtonian drag

 

[Sakyboi12]

He ain't wrong lmao

 

[barnyard]

The content is interesting, but it is not examined properly. We should not have to memorise all the names and dates and experiments

i think this is the single most correct opinion, the problem is definitely how it is examined, i like applying knowledge not regurgitating prelearned stuff