Maths Extension 1 Predictions/Thoughts (2 Viewers)

[shoulfer]

Inflow outflow or logistics might come up ngl even tho the first one is pre niche

yea its never too bad tho

 

[shoulfer]

if its some retarded binomial proving shit or perms and comms, im gonna literally shit my pants

yea I reckon the binomial proof is very possible

 

[KloppsAndRobbers]

yea its never too bad tho

ofc i'd be over the moon if there's logistics in q13 or 14

 

[shoulfer]

ofc i'd be over the moon if there's logistics in q13 or 14

yea for sure seriously doubt it tho I'm expecting a crazy vector proof

 

[ringading]

yea for sure seriously doubt it tho I'm expecting a crazy vector proof

ill be very scared if that happens

 

[ahihimeowmeow]

Do u guys have any good revision resource like a maths youtube channel (except for eddie woo)?? Im so desperate

 

[realjohnpork]

Do u guys have any good revision resource like a maths youtube channel (except for eddie woo)?? Im so desperate

Not a yt channel but if u havent seen it you could try hscmathsbytopic.firsteducation . com . au (remove the spaces) - just pick e1 and pick the topics u want to improve. this really helped me for e2 so maybe give it a try

 

[realjohnpork]

Does anyone know the most marks they've allocated to a single perms/combs question? I feel like every paper has like one or two qs but theyre usually like 2 marks max (or even a multi)

 

[femboys4life]

if the paper is too hard my teacher is gonna get drunk again i dont want that to happen

 

[herbimycin]

Do u guys have any good revision resource like a maths youtube channel (except for eddie woo)?? Im so desperate

Atar Notes has some revision lectures that can be helpful to go through each topic and remind yourself of what is involved and try some practice questions. Good for exposing big areas of weakness.

mcgrathematics has a playlist of ext. 1 topic vids on yt. havent used them much personally but they seem pretty good. (wont let me link for some reason)

Prof Dave explains has some good videos, though not specific to the hsc so you may have to dig around a little bit to find what you need (and make sure you aren't doing stuff outside the course)

Also khan academy has heaps of stuff.

 

[femboys4life]

theres also dr du full notes if u wanna take a look at those

 

[C2H6O]

The past 2 years have had z tables, wonder if that means we won't have a normal approximation question this year?

 

[herbimycin]

The past 2 years have had z tables, wonder if that means we won't have a normal approximation question this year?

i hope so. i have no clue how to any of the probability related stuff bc it puts me to sleep. i just end up doin E2 in class when we were doing it

 

[C2H6O]

Does anyone know the most marks they've allocated to a single perms/combs question? I feel like every paper has like one or two qs but theyre usually like 2 marks max (or even a multi)

Well 2020 had a massive 8 mark combs question in q14 plus a multi
2021 had a 1 marker
2022 had a 2 marker and a multi
2023 had two 2 markers and a multi
This is from glazing over the papers just now, so not garunteed to be accurate, but should give an idea of what you can expect

 

[C2H6O]

i hope so. i have no clue how to any of the probability related stuff bc it puts me to sleep. i just end up doin E2 in class when we were doing it

I did the same thing lmao I didn't do any ext 1 work once we started binomial distribution

 

[afourgridbook]

Do u guys have any good revision resource like a maths youtube channel (except for eddie woo)?? Im so desperate

i like mcgrathematics videos he explains quite well and in a way thats interesting

 

[afourgridbook]

does anyone think this will be the year they decide to include a combinatorial argument question, i've never seen one in the hsc before

 

[C2H6O]

does anyone think this will be the year they decide to include a combinatorial argument question, i've never seen one in the hsc before

I’m cooked if they do

 

[femboys4life]

I’m cooked if they do

my schools teachers marked combinatorial arguments wrong, they only accepted rolling up and unrolling factorials stupid ahh

 

[Trebla]

does anyone think this will be the year they decide to include a combinatorial argument question, i've never seen one in the hsc before

It was in 2020 HSC