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Most of my exams have been awfully difficult. PLEASE ECONOMICS HAVE SOME MERCY ON US!

WELL. That made me a whole lot better. I hope it has the save affect on you people!

I full spent time marking my exam and got around to definite 60. But anything beyond that, I'm not sure. Would 60 get you to 70s :(?

As it seems people have found the exam quite difficult. So if a band 6 cut off gets lowered to about 82. How much would a raw mark of 65 get you? Like would be scaled to 70s or decrease further?

No confidence doesn't really mean no study tho.

Did questions from the books, which made me confident! YES, this time around I did past papers. Learnt from my mistakes.

Before every maths exam I feel really confident but during the exam I mess up. I got around 50-60 in my half yearlys and trials, this was also because I didn't do any past papers prior to the exams, just did the questions on the book Lol. Any way to change this?

Well the difference is that in order to find stationary point you have to differentiate once so f'(x), whereas, for inflexion point you have to do it twice f''(x).

I like the pattern in the previous one, how it goes from simple to more difficult questions. I was thinking about spending 20 minutes each on q11 to q14, then spend the reminder on the other two. I really struggle with the last ones. Is that a wise idea?

Which paper structure is easier? 2012: 10 multiple choice, 6 questions worth 15 marks. Or Before 2012: 10 questions worth 12 marks.

What would be the language technique for "The darkness around me wasn't 'for the best' before I let my light shine" and "fervently counted/ the seventy eight pages" Stupid question, I know. But despreteeee here.

I have a feeling the question will be on either choice, time, or barriers. Maybe two of them in the same question. I'd love it if its barriers.

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Ah mate, enjoy your life until next week, worry later!

80-93 would be terrific. However, I'd be content with 75 ATAR without the bonus marks.