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Are there any band 6 standard students or high band 6 advanced students willing to skim over my template essay paragraphs? Thanks :)

I thought that number jumped to 60-70?

I would upload but CSSA :S

Thanks Yeah, made sure they were 2011 - the report shows a large gap between max mark and p99 (47 to 38 - unlike most other subjects) - does this mean that ATAR calculators are speculating on it? Actually, the table on page 36 is quite helpful, never saw it before. Top 0.1% get scaled marks >...

You can still get over 90, you have a lot of control over your ATAR

After playing around with the ATAR calculators for English (Dux, Matrix, Einstein, HSCatarcalculator), anything greater than 85ish produced very different results. Is there any scaling data on this?? The scaling report seemed quite limited (top 1% only, even though this region is roughly the top...

I'm the opposite, found the MC and that square question relatively easy, then had no clue when it came to the last question (only scored like 3/15). Get the paper back tomorrow though, so I'll attempt them again tomorrow night.

Re: Official BOS Mathematics Trial Examinations: Spring Edition. Judging by the questions that were scrapped for being 'too easy', I'll slowly build up confidence until the 9th/10th/11th of Octboer, then all of it will be gone :P

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Hey, was wondering if I could send you what I have so far for my standard english essays, thanks :)

Hey, I was wondering if there were any past standard students who scored a band 6 (or close) willing to mark what I have so far for my essays/etc. Thanks :)

Let's say you have a term ( n n-r)x^n-r * y^r, should you right it down as (n r) x^n-r * y^r? Or would markers recognise them as being the same (I always right it as the first term, guidelines are always saying it's the second).

I think 61/70 would align to more than 90 in the final test tbqh.

Re: How hard would it be to get an external mark of 93+ in physics chemistry and engl Do not ignore the skills module for sciences.

Re: ITT we help examine to get 85 in his Maths extension 1 yearlies so he can do 4 un If you're talking about inequalities with the unknown on the bottom, one method is to multiply both sides by the square of the denominator. Squaring both sides in an inequality can lead to issues. Eg 1>-5...

Didn't realize OP was in yr 11, my bad

While acids do contain a H+ ion, be careful on how you define it. Currently, the accepted theory is Bronsted-Lowry, where an acid is defined as being able to donate a proton (H+).

You do NOT calculate the mass of the solute, the value of C is specific to water only.

Second one you can completely discount 8 and 9. Tbqh, I would count afterwards (unless there's another way I can't see).

I thought the first one was 9C3 tbqh