Maths Ext 2 Predictions (1 Viewer)

[OD6]

we got kids on here stressing over a 97 raw ill be surprised if i get much over 60 raw

 

[mystic router]

do you sit at the front or the back

front

 

[MagiicMushroom]

man what the fuck ur class ass

thats not very nice ):

 

[MagiicMushroom]

front

interesting

 

[C2H6O]

Is there anyone who thinks they got 75+ and does NOT get tutored?

 

[mystic router]

interesting

u in the class? where do u sit

 

[fenarifbqibgi]

What do you guys think a roughly 80 raw will get scaled to?

 

[MagiicMushroom]

u in the class? where do u sit

yeah, on the left. rather not identify myself too much cus i just lurk on here.

 

[MagiicMushroom]

What do you guys think a roughly 80 raw will get scaled to?

based off stats probably 93-96 range. depends on your cohorts performance and how people performed this year in general. website won't let me post links though so just search up "hsc marks database" and click E2 math.

 

[98.2]

Idk how you guys went during ur reading time but in my hsc we all looked around each other with fear and disappointing after reading how screwed the questions were. Did you all do the same ?

 

[98.2]

What do you guys think a roughly 80 raw will get scaled to?

80 raw should get 95-96

 

[IAmWood]

a former chief examiner one said that exams should eventually cover all the aspects of the syllabus within the life of the syllabus.

we only have 3 more exams before new syllabus comes into effect, 2024, 2025 and 2026, and i think there may be an aspect not covered well yet, and that is fallacious proofs - like a student did this proof and made mistakes, identify where the mistakes are, or something like that.

so perhaps we may see something like that, if not this year, then 2025 or 2026

There was a question in the exam (Question 14d) that was a fallacious proof of the indefinite integral of 1/x. You were spot on dude.

 

[epicmaths]

2024 HSC Ext2 epicmath rough solutions from livestream.pdf

drive.google.com

I've attached a link to the scuffed draft attempt from the livestream - will work on my versions of the interesting questions later this week when I catch a break with my work.
Cheers

 

[mystic router]

yeah, on the left. rather not identify myself too much cus i just lurk on here.

so ruse? what raw u reckon u got

 

[MagiicMushroom]

so ruse? what raw u reckon u got

who could know? all these people claiming to be getting 99+ either are the greatest 4u students to have ever walked the earth or are horribly overconfident over not getting docked for politics/sillies.

worry about ur own mark bro, i'm sure u did fine if u sit in front row in our class, regardless of who u are.

 

[mystic router]

who could know? all these people claiming to be getting 99+ either are the greatest 4u students to have ever walked the earth or are horribly overconfident over not getting docked for politics/sillies.

worry about ur own mark bro, i'm sure u did fine if u sit in front row in our class, regardless of who u are.

well you know how will always harps on about state ranks

 

[OD6]

what do we reckon something around a 60 raw will align to?

 

[98.2]

what do we reckon something around a 60 raw will align to?

mid 80's around

 

[Kiiyu]

i found this exam harder than 2023 imo but evr1 says otherwise

Most of the difficultly in 2023 were with questions that are "non-standard", in a sense which means people who are more prepared would do worse in that exam vs others (also 2023/q15 integral my beloved <3). I looked over the 2024 paper and it definitely looks to be easier than both 2022 and 2023 papers. I can see your angle though - if you don't spend hours and hours grinding, the gimmicky questions which prey on familiarity would be easier. That's just my 2 cents as a 2023 grad though.

 

[Kiiyu]

yeah we got 15 in our class and 10 are confident on 99, last 5 might only get 95 tho so our scaling will be messed up

I personally wouldn't trust this. Imo this is an easier year and they still would want to distinguish between a lot more, so I'm expecting harsher marking. Also from experience there are so many small details that people tend to miss in proofs, (for example, the amount of times I have seen people fail the $\sqrt{2}$ is irrational proof because when they assume $\sqrt{2} = \frac{a}{b}$ for integers $a,b \in \mathbb{Z}$, they forget to state that $b$ is non-zero) and it's just things you don't think about.