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The entire paper was a fat meme.

Raw e4 should be around 83% the more I think about it the more retarded that exam was. Maths is legit,the only exam testing intelligence in the hsc these days otherwise most subjects (not all) a dumbass could just rote learn the syllabus and get a band 6 but now the exams are just super long and...

Yo carrot can you have a look at your DM's on bos when you get a chance pls

Yeah I feel like the aligning is gonna be pretty shit. There was not many, if any, challenging questions for 4u kids (or really good 3u kids).

93-95 Probs. Some people found the exam harder than previous years (which i have no clue what part of it was genuinely difficult, apart from a few marks here and there which is expected), then maybe (MAYBE) 96 but idk if it's worth getting your hopes too high. Honestly I thought it was a very...

Got 2.89 but perhaps i was wrong to leave the half there

Lol i think i'm stupid, but was question 1 A or D. I put A cause i thought a burette was more accurate to transfer a quantity than a measuring cylinder which is more accurate to measure a quantity?

I got something much smaller than the actually number (I think 2 or something close to that?) So I said since there only one equilibrium constant value for a certain temperature, it can't be at equilibrium and it is still moving in the forwards reaction

For industrial chemistry, is it ok to use square root and keep the coefficient of that molecule as a fraction? What did u guys get for that multiple choice question with the concentration against time graph where u had to pick what equation it was (From memory i picked d)

Hey Guys, Just wondering around what time you think the 3U solutions will be released?

Yeah i didn't say that in my answer. But to levitate it, don't they use repulsion by using the same pole on the train and on the tracks?

i wrote it could carry large currents cause no resistance below critical temp and it is cheaper to run than conventional electromagnets cause no resistance meant not as much energy loss due to heat maybe that's the same point tho

Idk if it will let me say the site name on this without getting banned. It's just in hsc exam discussion 2017 for another site if you look for it you'll find it

what did you guys get for question 17 mc: This is the answer from solutions from competitor website lo: "17 - B , force on magnet is downwards by the right hand slap rule, so the scale reading will be higher (I'm 90% sure). Since the unit is kilograms, it is measuring mass, so we compensate by...

Yeah i did exactly what you said. Yeah i don't think any of the graph was curved but to begin with I'm not sure if area under curve = flux density is a true statement to begin with

I have no clue by my friend was confident to say that you had to find the "area under the curve" from the flux vs time graph - which idk if that made sense

Was it wrong to for the flux density to use the max flux and divide it by the area of the circle loop (It didn't say the loop was circular nor that the given length was the diameter, so idk if what i did was right)

I'd guess around 93

Hey Carrot, can you check your DM's quickly

Hey Carrotsticks, you reckon I would lose 1/2 marks if I got a = 1 and 1/3, but I didn't have the plus minus?