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You only need low 80's raw mark for a band 6. We're all going to get band 6's don't worry about it.

It's in two days. :bomb:

re: HSC Physics Marathon Archive I'm sure you'd lose marks just because you didn't use the Physics method, although you'll get some marks for having the right answer.

Pretty happy to see that question.

Maybe a four. I mean it would be a mark for its chemistry wouldn't it?

Do you do Advanced English? And are these predicted raw marks? You can use rawmarks.info in conjunction with an ATAR calculator of your choice to attempt to predict your ATAR, though most of the time is inaccurate.

I used Cobalt-60 as well and gave three industrial uses. I also said that it can't be used medically in a fashion similar to Iodine-131 because of its long half-life, in conjunction with powerful and harmful gamma rays. I concluded that although it can be harmful with gamma rays, it's effective...

*99.96

Nah you can get it no doubt. I'm sure the top 6 people would want a high ATAR badly, so don't worry so much.

Re: ATAR Estimate Please - Panicking! bump. I put the wrong rank wtf.

How do you even get 99+? I just want my 90+.

It seems like Math will barely matter and probably won't have that big of an impact on your ATAR. What are you expecting?

Those marks are way too high and give too low of an ATAR. What? I expect my English cohort to drag me down, but they most probably wont drag me down as much as I predict. Even with these marks, we only have a difference of 2 ATAR? That can't be right.

I was just shocked with this realisation. It seems so unreal, and I'm expecting above ~85% raw on average for my science subjects and math. That means my ATAR can only go higher. I'm so happy. :hammer:

So my goal is an ATAR over 90.00. I predict that my absolute minimum mark (for whatever reason) in the HSC on average for all subjects is 75% raw. (You'd agree that that's pretty low, right?) Using rawmarks.info, I did some average alignment, and even took the lower averages just to see the...

re: HSC Physics Marathon Archive I'm going to say B.

I got 67%, I didn't take it seriously but came first anyway, lol.

Are you serious? That's all you need for an 85? That's really weird to me.

re: HSC Physics Marathon Archive Do you mean last year?

re: HSC Physics Marathon Archive Yes. For example, if a planet is rotating at 100,000,000,000 km/h, then a spaceship takes advantage using Slingshot Effect and gains 1,000 km/h, that is a large increase of velocity for the spaceship, but barely any decrease for the planet.