ohhhhh okay coz I did that in three questions and was extremely annoyed with myself for that thinking that I lost three marks.
Probably 70s max 75
That’s what I was thinking but I wasn’t sure how well the first option fit either so I just went with B
Hey, it specified low solubility because it mentions "flowing water," if it was highly soluble, then the flowing water would not have been necessary for "several days," which they also specified. It was simply to match the context.
me too i started doubting myself but it made more sense than A so i did it
what raw mark will scale to a b6 this year? better scaling than 2023?
man i could not tell you ik nothing ab this stuff
Chem is amazing, actually a subject that I might miss studying. Physics fr just get it done and over with please
Probably around there, I expect B5 to be around raw 70 -72
i think a bit higher than that bc it was an easy test. maybe 75
You reckon? Cos 2023 was 72 to a b5 and I feel like they were either very similar in difficulty or this was a little more difficult in terms of some calculations.
there was not a lot of calculations in this paper if i remember correctly, maybe 20 marks and explain/justify questions are generally easier
Ig we'll just have to see, but I think 75 is still a little harsh since in other years (although more difficult) a 75 did manage to go to a mid B5.
91 is an ok mark i guess. this test was like the easiest chem HSC I've seen so you might end up with a 87-85 scaled. you should be ok tho g
I agree it was easier, but Chemistry has never once scaled down like that, no chance to be honest.
bruh 2025 is gonna be terrible considering what everyone is saying lol
2023 Class told us that as well considering their exam was easy, but turned out that this year wasn't that bad either. So I guess you can't really predict what nesa does bro.