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ye yr11 3u, most notably polynomials and combinatorics, is directly assessed in the hsc the difficulty should be around the same level, tho there's not rly a good way to compare between HSC and school prelims.

there's more stuff, quite a bit harder for the geometry (sometimes) and the inequalities (sometimes) but a pretty small topic ngl

there's a first for everything

prob harder than 2022 my guesses: 7 marker in 2 parts vectors (kinda like 14c from 2023) 4 mark long ass stats question (like last qn from 2022) 5 mark long ass projectile question (like second last qn from 4u 2021) 4 mark hard induction question

u mean this yr?

tetrio supporter aint getting me out of U rank (hardstuck for over a year)

how do you have this much money bruv

it aint that deep

tf ru risking

It’s not as bad as it looks if 16d is the phi thing, then, (i) is free (ii) normal but with inductive step you sub in (i) (iii) algebra and shit then take limit

ong same bruv

Not saying it’s comprehensive by any means but thsc, random textbook folders, bos and conquerhsc exist

2025’s have better things to do

It's shit for extension maths 💀 as for advanced, it's good enough, certainly not very good personally I find videos rly good, especially those from mathsonline (kinda surface level) and mcgrathematics (the goat)

i dont fw ppl who think english is yellow math is red is almost bearable (still wrong)

Naw ifl it doesn’t even matter what textbook you use for 2u since they’re fairly similar and you gotta do past papers for grinding anyway I used mainly mif and fitz roughly equal amounts (barely used either tbh) and did fairly well in 2u Edit: for non 2u im a mif hater

The only sane person on this goofy forum

yr12 maths ext 1 way harder ngl

no

yes, I already gave you the surnames