It will likely just naturally be harder because they will see marks are higher then normal. If they leave it at this difficulty it doesnt really help anyone but makes it harder to seperate the 90+ raw markers
Just assuming you're good at physics... How are you studying for it? Im kind of stuck where i consistently get low to mid 90s on trial papers (self marking so probably minus a few for the explanation questions) but dont really know what to do outside of just spamming trial papersWell guys we reached 20 pages2 days ago we only had 4 and I’m like half of the messages ... should really get studying ahah
Well to start I'm working on my weaknesses from trials I've done, I've been writing up which modules and even dot points I'm struggling with and working on those. Other than that, I'm sitting the learnable online exam this weekend and I would highly recommend doing the same, they're providing an estimated percentile and feedback on weak areas
HEY have you checked your marks!! do you reckon you'll state rank?
Hey, I checked my marks and it looks like I'll end up with a 96 or 97/100 depending on how generous they're feeling, so sadly no state ranking for me.
damn, was rooting for you
Agh sorry to let you all down. Hopefully you’ll see my name in the physics state ranks instead ahah
cheeky
just gotta put the maths behind me and do as well as I can, who knowsI assume teachers will go through the paper and give answers. That's what my friends did, at least.
still smashed it! good job mate. good luck for all your other exams!!
Cheers! Not sure if you’re sitting this year, but if you are, good luck too
He was a long-time BoS user, but I don't think he's active anymore
a legend
Since when did Question 16 get such a downgrade.. Literally questions almost exactly like this have been asked in many trial papers.....and SMH as another article on the last question of the Maths Ext2 paper just like last year
It's the hardest question in the HSC. Could you solve it?
This year's brain-teaser was an "integration" problem: the technique used to figure out the area or volume of unusual shapes or curves. Whether you could crack it determined 11 per cent of your total mark.www.smh.com.au
Yeah standard textbook question really. Should have been either vectors or proofs.
