2024 HSC Chat (49 Viewers)

[bellysmelly]

Bc it’s worded stupidly and I don’t like the fact it’s mixed with geometric series all the time

exactlyyyyyyyyyy

 

[mvrcuriee]

exactlyyyyyyyyyy

Monthly repayments take it out of me bruh that’s the worst one for me personally

 

[coolcat6778]

i don’t get how advanced people struggle with financial (while yes it can be hard) when you have to do way harder stuff in your exam, shouldn’t it be on the easier side for you guys?

No. Standard doesn't use geometric series to do these problems, all they get is the table of values. The table is obviously easy. It's the geometric series questions that are hard.

 

[mvrcuriee]

No. Standard doesn't use geometric series to do these problems, all they get is the table of values. The table is obviously easy. It's the geometric series questions that are hard.

Yeah FV is piss, it’s the actual part of financial I lose braincells over

 

[thelittlepotatofrog]

ancient will be the death of me

 

[thelittlepotatofrog]

oh for std maths, how do we do percentage error?

it was one of the things I got wrong in trials but I cant for the life of me remember how to do it

 

[thelittlepotatofrog]

ancient will be the death of me

what should I be doing for last min study?

 

[hardstuck10th]

what should I be doing for last min study?

Bro why are you replying yo yourself and everything brudda chill out

 

[radagastthebrown]

ancient will be the death of me

double history, Ancient Tuesday, Modern Wednesday
End me.
Why oh NESA gods couldn't you have spaced it out a little more. More time to study. Less stress. Why must you punish history students

 

[Demons]

oh for std maths, how do we do percentage error?

it was one of the things I got wrong in trials but I cant for the life of me remember how to do it

take the smallest value of a measurement for example if it was 10.5 you take the 0.5 and make it the smallest it can be 0.1/2 =0.05 which is your absolute error. Then you put your absolute error/actual measurement x 100, which in this case would be 0.05/10.5 x 100 =0.476%

 

[thelittlepotatofrog]

Bro why are you replying yo yourself and everything brudda chill out

bahahaha I fully didn't mean to it was meant to be the next thing lmao

 

[hardstuck10th]

bahahaha I fully didn't mean to it was meant to be the next thing lmao

All good bro we're all going crazy

 

[hardstuck10th]

double history, Ancient Tuesday, Modern Wednesday
End me.
Why oh NESA gods couldn't you have spaced it out a little more. More time to study. Less stress. Why must you punish history students

ancient is piss easy

 

[thelittlepotatofrog]

take the smallest value of a measurement for example if it was 10.5 you take the 0.5 and make it the smallest it can be 0.1/2 =0.05 which is your absolute error. Then you put your absolute error/actual measurement x 100, which in this case would be 0.05/10.5 x 100 =0.476%

ty

 

[thelittlepotatofrog]

ancient is piss easy

unfortunately its not when shoved between maths and modern

 

[hardstuck10th]

unfortunately its not when shoved between maths and modern

nah I still find it manageable, cuz history is ez as hell and maths standard 2 is just brainrot atp

 

[Legendary16]

Bro just make it your subjects what is this nonsense

ready to b6 math?

 

[Solarised]

ready to b6 math?

Hopefully, how bout you

 

[Legendary16]

Hopefully, how bout you

Yeah one can hope

 

[Legendary16]

I'll be half done with the hsc after this exam