HSC Extension 1 Mathematics Predictions / Thoughts (1 Viewer)

[hscisbotshit]

Can someone confirm that volumes is 3(pi)root3/16

yes confirmed!!

 

[shashysha]

Can someone confirm that volumes is 3(pi)root3/16

yes i got that

 

[vernburn]

Can someone confirm that volumes is 3(pi)root3/16

I agree

 

[NoUsername]

when u say it depends on my ranking in externals, do you mean ranking as part of my cohort, or the state?

In your cohort, the highest exam mark becomes rank 1's assessment mark, and the rest are distributed depending on ranks, maintaining the rank fo each student and the gaps between them. So if you maintained second in the exam, it is likely that your assessment mark will be very close to your exam mark.

 

[NoUsername]

wait, so if i get like 3rd or 4th externally, will my mark be closer to what i got internally or externally, sorry, i don't quite understand

Your internal marks aren't actually used, your final mark depends more on your internal ranking. The exam marks are used as assessment marks, just distributed through your cohort. So, if you come third or fourth externally, your assessment mark will be slightly lower than your exam mark. I think that's how it works, its a very complicated process, and if anyone knows better than I, please correct me. I think its just best to not focus on the small details, its just if you do well, you'll get a good mark.

 

[Fabrizio]

wait, so if i get like 3rd or 4th externally, will my mark be closer to what i got internally or externally, sorry, i don't quite understand

External exam marks get calculated and everyone has a 'rank'. But say the person who came second in internals does worse and comes 6. He will get the average of the mark he got and then also the mark of the person who came second in the externals. So for you its a problem if the person that beat you and the people below you did badly because then no one drags your mark up. But if people ranked below you in internals do better then you in externals they will drag your mark up depending on the gaps

 

[4u Boy]

Anyone have paper yet, also what would 65/70 allign to?
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[shashysha]

Anyone have paper yet, also what would 65/70 allign to?
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65/70 looks like 96/97, so amazing job!

 

[vernburn]

Anyone have paper yet, also what would 65/70 allign to?
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Based on previous years (on rawmarks.info), most likely 97.

 

[osnola]

how would 67/70 align?

 

[Xanthi]

Halve the % of marks lost and you'll get a good estimate for your aligned mark

 

[black.mamba]

Halve the % of marks lost and you'll get a good estimate for your aligned mark

is raw 70 always needed for an aligned mark of 100?

 

[Fabrizio]

is raw 70 always needed for an aligned mark of 100?

pretty sure unless there was a mark that pretty much everyone lost

 

[Fabrizio]

For the online atar calculators, do you input raw marks or the scaled marks you can get from rawmarks.com

 

[Xanthi]

is raw 70 always needed for an aligned mark of 100?

Most years no, but in my opinion this year it will. (It depends on the b6 cutoff)

 

[Xanthi]

i dont understand can u give an example pls

E.g 56/70 =80%=20% lost half that gets 10% = 90% aligned

 

[black.mamba]

For the online atar calculators, do you input raw marks or the scaled marks you can get from rawmarks.com

you input aligned marks, sometimes they give the corresponding scaled mark

 

[Fabrizio]

you input aligned marks, sometimes they give the corresponding scaled mark

Is an aligned mark your mark from rawmarks.com or is that your raw mark+internal moderated mark

 

[Althacommie]

E.g 56/70 =80%=20% lost half that gets 10% = 90% aligned

I think an 80 raw mark B6 cut off is a bit high... Most years it's around 73-77 and this exam was pretty difficult considering Q14

 

[black.mamba]

Is an aligned mark your mark from rawmarks.com or is that your raw mark+internal moderated mark

yes, they show how raw marks from past years converted to aligned marks (the marks you get back)