Math Advanced Prediction/Thoughts (3 Viewers)

[DarkOperator618]

ayo stop man why we still overanalysing the paper lmao

 

[Porogamiii]

Guys for the second short answer I used tan instead of cos, what is wrong with me (also how many lost marks is that, will I at least get maybe 2 pity marks pls cause I did the right working out, wrong trig identity)

Yeah to add on to this, does anyone know if the HSC marks include error carried forward within questions. Like if we got a wrong value but used it in the right formula would we get 1 mark out of 2?

 

[RaymondB]

Yeah to add on to this, does anyone know if the HSC marks include error carried forward within questions. Like if we got a wrong value but used it in the right formula would we get 1 mark out of 2?

Yeah I think they do carry on if you get the wrong answer but still do correct working out (i.e they give you pity marks)

 

[CM_Tutor]

Yeah to add on to this, does anyone know if the HSC marks include error carried forward within questions. Like if we got a wrong value but used it in the right formula would we get 1 mark out of 2?

Yes, so long as you don't oversimply the question is so doing.

 

[uniqueusername1]

ayo stop man why we still overanalysing the paper lmao

seems like this over-analysis is slowly deteriorating your mark

jks

 

[uniqueusername1]

honestly that wasn't a bad paper

but we all got baited by last years hsc, plus how easy the cssa and other school trial papers were

 

[DarkOperator618]

honestly that wasn't a bad paper

but we all got baited by last years hsc, plus how easy the cssa and other school trial papers were

yea

apparently, the math teachers on facebook said that it was 'ludicrous' that the paper was difficult

 

[DarkOperator618]

honestly that wasn't a bad paper

but we all got baited by last years hsc, plus how easy the cssa and other school trial papers were

 

[stupidpersonlol]

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lol that was comforting

 

[DarkOperator618]

lol that was comforting

quite

 

[Drdusk]

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I swear they say that every year. Is it just me but literally every year you have the people in the news and on Facebook complaining about how the paper did not give students a chance to show what they’ve learnt.

 

[DarkOperator618]

I swear they say that every year. Is it just me but literally every year you have the people in the news complaining about how the paper did not give students a chance to show what they’ve learnt.

but this was from the teachers themselves

 

[Drdusk]

but this was from the teachers themselves

Yeah that’s what I meant. I swear in news articles I always see a few students/teachers saying this every year.

 

[Epicman69]

Yeah that’s what I meant. I swear in news articles I always see a few students/teachers saying this every year.

Yea, but this year's advanced hsc was much harder than last years despite the covid-19 lockdowns and disruptions

 

[stressedadfff]

Yeah that’s what I meant. I swear in news articles I always see a few students/teachers saying this every year.

well this year its fking reasonable - there was barely any calculus it was literally pure statistics - unlike 'every year'.

 

[DarkOperator618]

Yeah that’s what I meant. I swear in news articles I always see a few students/teachers saying this every year.

them ppl are snowflakes

that article talked about students struggling in 3 hr exams

I'm sorry but u ever heard of trial papers?

 

[Drdusk]

Yea, but this year's advanced hsc was much harder than last years despite the covid-19 lockdowns and disruptions

well this year its fking reasonable - there was barely any calculus it was literally pure statistics - unlike 'every year'.

Well I’ll take your guys word for it, but I do find it difficult to believe you needed to be an extension 1 student to not be rattled by the exam.

them ppl are snowflakes

that article talked about students struggling in 3 hr exams

I'm sorry but u ever heard of trial papers?

Wdym? What people? What article? I’m just talking about in general having read a decent amount of articles over the past 4 years that it seems that way.

 

[notme123]

I'm sorry but u ever heard of trial papers?

remember a lot of people didnt have trials including myself. the first time i sat 3 hour exams was last week but i didnt get tired idk what people are on about

 

[DarkOperator618]

Well I’ll take your guys word for it, but I do find it difficult to believe you needed to be an extension 1 student to not be rattled by the exam.


Wdym? What people? What article? I’m just talking about in general having read a decent amount of articles over the past 4 years that it seems that way.

you know what

i forgot to link the article lmao

‘Get me out of here’: Three hours of HSC exam prove the real test

Thousands of HSC students never got to sit their trial exams this year. For many, Monday’s maths exams were their first experience of a three-hour test under strict conditions.

www.smh.com.au

here it is

 

[DarkOperator618]

remember a lot of people didnt have trials including myself. the first time i sat 3 hour exams was last week but i didnt get tired idk what people are on about

bro same, our trials were unweighted

i sat a lot of trial papers from previous schools and yet experienced this injustice lmao