post maths standard 2 - questions (1 Viewer)

[kyle norton]

Here is the paper if you want to look at it before it goes on the nesa website

Anyone got the answers or worked souloutions?

 

[tywebb]

Anyone got the answers or worked souloutions?

got this but haven't checked it so some may be wrong

 

[its_ace21]

got this but haven't checked it so some may be wrong

nah thats not 100% correct

 

[its_ace21]

got this but haven't checked it so some may be wrong

wait if those answers are correct i got 97

 

[tywebb]

wait if those answers are correct i got 97

Well odin might have got 97 and you might have got 100. As I said before I haven't checked it so some might be wrong.

 

[its_ace21]

Well odin might have got 97 and you might have got 100. As I said before I haven't checked it so some might be wrong.

tysm tho

 

[its_ace21]

Q8 is A not D

how

 

[harrowed2]

how

Sorry my mistake, I didn't read the question properly!

 

[panikinprogress]

help was q13 not D can somene explain

 

[kyle norton]

min 84

help was q13 not D can somene explain

Na it wasn't. ill try and explain it but just say you use the value of $10. a 30% discount from $10 is $3 discount. so $10-$3 = $7 now a further 20% discount is applied so 20% of 7 is $1.4. so 7$ - $1.4 =$5.6. so the total value is $5.60. now if you take $5.6 from the original value of $10: $10 - $5.6 = $4.4. so meaning the total discount from $10 was $4.4 = 44%. hopefully you can understand that

 

[kyle norton]

wait if those answers are correct i got 97

I think I got 91. theres only 4 marks i know i 100% lost just cant rember the other 5

 

[tywebb]

Here is another solution by "teacher". I haven't checked it.

 

[JellyJoey]

Nesa spared us for not writing many network and probability questions. I think the exam was just right, at separating Band 5 and 6 students.
My mind was doing backflips reading the temperature graph question, but I managed to get the hang of it.

The multiple choice went decently. Although, I should've read the formula sheet during reading time, realising the upper and lower bound formulas were in it within the last minute of the exam.

Despite it all, congrats for completing the exam everyone!!

 

[panikinprogress]

min 84

Na it wasn't. ill try and explain it but just say you use the value of $10. a 30% discount from $10 is $3 discount. so $10-$3 = $7 now a further 20% discount is applied so 20% of 7 is $1.4. so 7$ - $1.4 =$5.6. so the total value is $5.60. now if you take $5.6 from the original value of $10: $10 - $5.6 = $4.4. so meaning the total discount from $10 was $4.4 = 44%. hopefully you can understand that

OH i feel so stupid now so 56% is what’s left of the price not the discount nooooo
I feel like i keep finding marks that i lost every 30 minutes bruh

 

[lame.thunder]

OH i feel so stupid now so 56% is what’s left of the price not the discount nooooo
I feel like i keep finding marks that i lost every 30 minutes bruh

pretty sure that was the only mark I lost in the whole paper should have read it bette

 

[PC]

Here is another solution by "teacher". I haven't checked it.

Just double check Q29 (a). Should be total amount repaid, not just one monthly repayment.

 

[tywebb]

nesa's version: https://educationstandards.nsw.edu..../2023/mathematics-standard-2023-hsc-exam-pack

This also includes the standard 1 paper too

 

[tywebb]

itute standard 2 solutions: https://www.itute.com/wp-content/uploads/2023-NSW-ESA-Mathematics-Standard-2-Solutions.pdf

 

[tywebb]

itute standard 1 solutions: https://www.itute.com/wp-content/uploads/2023-NSW-ESA-Mathematics-Standard-1-Solutions.pdf

Now at https://www.itute.com/download-free-vce-maths-resources/free-maths-exams/ you can see that itute are so far the only ones to have done all 5 hsc maths exams from 2023.

 

[tywebb]

Matrix Standard 2 solutions: https://www.matrix.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/2023_MATHS_STD2_HSC_Solutions.pdf