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Questions were pretty good in my opinion - but I ran out of time. I had to cut my losses and just try and get as many marks as I could from throughout the paper.

Hi everyone, Stupid question here - when do you know when to stop halving the interval - ie round to what the question says? Cheers.

Only 1 more HSC physics exam ever!!

Yeah I don't know what weird unit conversion magic I was doing, I was in milliseconds and then back to seconds (for a minute I was thinking there were 60 milliseconds in a second :spzz:)so IDK anymore...

I would just get a list of buzzwords if you like that you can apply to extracts with reference to each of the concepts - especially contrasting ones e.g warm lower register contrasts the cold, harsh upper register etc. I jot down bullet points and then write a little essay thing, maybe...

Yeah I screwed every single calculation too (except strawberry one hopefully)

I chose all 3 under the bp of the liquid too, and also got 1.88ms^-2 (I think...it was around that) but I agree I don't think I did my time displacement relationship right.

So I bombed it. :uhoh: How did everyone else find it - hard, or am I just incompetent? :confused2:

Probs irrelevant - but I just discovered that the 2016 paper 1 unseen section had of the texts from our trial - CSSA getting lazy? Edit: Jokes People I was just cooked last night and was a bit confused.

Mod B for Hamlet was a bit tricky - not really all that straight forward, and I thought Mod C was a bit cryptic too tbh. Hopefully won't be too bad though.

yeah nah paper 2 is certainly going to be interesting - i know very little. Just hoping questions OK, especially for Hamlet. Butterflies and uncles was really weird.

How did we all go? Unseen was alright except for last question imo - bit of luck should still be alright. The creative stimulus suited my creative perfectly, and the essay question was pretty standard. What did we all think?

Cheers yeah that makes sense

So yeah... I've put this bloody subject off as long as I can, and I feel I know the texts so now I'm trying to write essays. In the question: Politics is a contest of perspectives; a battle people wage with every means available. Explore how this contest is represented in your prescribed...