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I really hope a 57 raw is an 80 scaled for this test….harder than all of the past papers

Is it true that HSC papers generally go from easy to hard by page number? That’s what I noticed in 2020-2023

Will you be penalised for drawing graphs in pen? Or will you be penalised for drawing graphs in pencil and not tracing over the final sketch in pen? Can you leave it in pencil?

Fuck! I didn’t have time to do any top school trial papers. I only did the 2020-2023 past HSC papers.

As far as I’m aware, 2023 didn’t have a trapezoidal rule question so it’s bound to come this year.

I hate the finance questions in advanced. Might as well skip them and come to them at the end if there’s still time. They’re literal essays even though it’s shared content with standard. Or is recurrence relation only advanced?

Last minute question in Advanced can they ask you to integrate two functions of x (eg xsinx)

Has marking commenced for English?

Everyone in English Advanced 2025 will unfortunately need to read their actual texts in full instead of watching/reading summaries, as they will likely question you with extract(s) in the exam because they didn't this year and didn't last year.

Yes that's so fucking hard. Same with that recurrence relation.

The finance questions are so hard, even though it's shared content with Standard

Could anyone else give me an estimate please

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That’s very concerning

Trial Marks: English Advanced: 73/100 Maths Advanced: 47/100 Biology: 82/100 Geography: 86/100 Economics: 71/100 Trial Ranks: English Advanced: 26/64 Maths Advanced: 25/35 Biology: 5/30 Geography: 1/29 Economics: 5/25 Overall Ranks: English Advanced: 16/64 Maths Advanced: 21/35 Biology: 9/30...

Everything, however all explicit Year 11 content generally will not exceed 30% of the exam. Examples of explicit Year 11 content are sine rule, trig identities etc But Year 11 content is integral (no pun intended) to a lot of Year 12 content. Eg Year 12 content finding the derivative of xsinx...

It’s really fucking annoying to find a complete 2024 summary of what will not be tested in the 2024 Maths Advanced HSC exam. I know two things that are in the current syllabus that won’t be tested(?) - Simpson’s Rule - Area bound by the y-axis - P = Ae^kt (Correct me if I’m wrong on the above...

83 raw?

Is it true that there's a chance that the marker won't know about your f(x) text that much since they may specialise in another?

Common Mod (usually Term 4 2024) - as name suggests, shared with standard. You learn the same ideas and concepts of 'Texts and Human Experiences', but your assessment task and exam paper on the same topics are likely to be different (not easier or harder, just different) Mod A (usually Term 1...