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95.75 Pretty disappointed, I was expecting way higher marks in most of my exams and about 97

I am having so much difficulty just getting up anymore.

Re: Is anyone else concerned about their ATAR after their performance in the HSC exam I was pushing for 97. Unfortunately, it mostly relied on dominating mathematics. I got 90+% in 3U, but I didn't go so well in 4U :/ I don't know what's going to happen now :/

Nah, the worst we've had is someone rocking up 10 minutes after the exam was supposed to start. Lucky for him, they waited.

Here's the question Assume that n is even. Shaw that, for n>=4, (nC2)*2^2 + (nC4)4^2 + (nC6)6^2.... + (nCn)n^2 = n(n + 1)2^(n-3)

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I actually thought it was a decent paper I do 4U and managed to do all of it except the very last question. I wrote for 4 pages and still couldn't get it :/

I enjoy the harder stuff in 4U but not too hard. If it's easy and over quickly I also enjoy it. This basically means that 1. I hate graphs. They take forever and yet are ridiculously easy. 2. I hate a whole bunch of the probability ones. The fact that there are so many ways of approaching...

Re: WORSE PAPER EVER MADE .... Thoughts? I actually found that the Hamlet question wasn't so hard, except that I'm no good at writing personal responses (I just put I's in around the place and hope it cuts it). Our teacher basically went through just about every different form of question we...

So good.

A (Frankenstein/Blade Runner): Sweet, nice and easy, done this loads of times B (Hamlet): What. Oh wait, that's not so hard, done this loads of times C (50th Gate): What. It's not unique :/

I found Frankenstein and Blade Runner really easy, it was great!

3 booklets? I only did 2 each! Holy moley, I'm going to have to speed up my writing speed for tomorrow :/

The one thing I didn't focus on... places I was set for shared values, connections in general and interpersonal relationships and yet they throw in a question on places! Rage :/

I didn't write enough... I did Migrant hostel, Feliks Skrzynecki and Aldous Huxley's Brave New World...