2024 HSC Chat (21 Viewers)

[bcv]

Sameee, Ancient, Modern, SOR and DT (although the last two are super manageable since there's such a big gap and they're pretty simple)

me with SAC, but i have business and history ext on the same day so im quite fucked

 

[thelittlepotatofrog]

are there any specific past papers u guys think I should do?

def don't do 2023 -> it was very very easy and wouldn't be a good practice for this year

 

[thelittlepotatofrog]

london paris amsterdam?????

huh??

 

[hardstuck10th]

huh??

Topuria via 1st round knockout

 

[lyingsalsa]

def don't do 2023 -> it was very very easy and wouldn't be a good practice for this year

...i got pretty much the same mark from 2019-2023 so they cant be significantly different in terms of difficulty

 

[hardstuck10th]

...i got pretty much the same mark from 2019-2023 so they cant be significantly different in terms of difficulty

gkt

 

[onetwothreefour]

for standard 2 are they any formulas that I should memorise that wont be on the reference sheet?

 

[thelittlepotatofrog]

...i got pretty much the same mark from 2019-2023 so they cant be significantly different in terms of difficulty

I mean same, but if you are looking for ones that are harder I wouldn't do the 2023 one, there was something like 25 people who came first so nesa will be looking to avoid that this year so I can bet it will be a harder exam

 

[lyingsalsa]

I mean same, but if you are looking for ones that are harder I wouldn't do the 2023 one, there was something like 25 people who came first so nesa will be looking to avoid that this year so I can bet it will be a harder exam

thats pretty funny lol. imagine finding u got 1st in the state only to see 24 others got it as well

 

[thelittlepotatofrog]

for standard 2 are they any formulas that I should memorise that wont be on the reference sheet?

try and know all the standard 2d and 3d shapes (for me that's hard, I'm not good at shapes lol) I know knowing those is like a given but its still good to remember
know these 100% https://www.scribbr.com/statistics/normal-distribution/

 

[lyingsalsa]

ive just realised there hasnt been a single trig proof in the past 4 years for adv hsc. maybe itll be there tmr

 

[hardstuck10th]

ive just realised there hasnt been a single trig proof in the past 4 years for adv hsc. maybe itll be there tmr

gkt

 

[lyingsalsa]

so gkt

g

 

[sainzsgf]

No. Standard doesn't use geometric series to do these problems, all they get is the table of values. The table is obviously easy. It's the geometric series questions that are hard.

exactly we have to form the damn gp on our own and then solve the problem

 

[hardstuck10th]

g

not opium

 

[ihatehsc24]

try and know all the standard 2d and 3d shapes (for me that's hard, I'm not good at shapes lol) I know knowing those is like a given but its still good to remember
know these 100% https://www.scribbr.com/statistics/normal-distribution/

isn't the stuff in the link already on our reference sheet?

 

[thelittlepotatofrog]

isn't the stuff in the link already on our reference sheet?

not the individual percentages

 

[hardstuck10th]

not the individual percentages

u must be gkt to not remember that

 

[ihatehsc24]

u must be gkt to not remember that

you don't even need to remember them, they are not hard to calculate

 

[hardstuck10th]

you don't even need to remember them, they are not hard to calculate

gkt