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does anyone know what the raw cut off mark was to get an exam mark of 90 for last years paper?

those people saying it was fkin easy either go to James Ruse, Baulkham Hills (or some selective school that is in the top 20) or are either trolling and trying to make us feel bad... tbh i got 94 for the CSSA trial and the trial was a lot easier than the 2 unit exam we just did !! if a lot of...

aye... so if i said for the trapezoidal question that because the face of the tent is similar to the shape of a trapezium... i would get that one mark right? (word for word btw ahhaha)

nek minute the BOS decide not to scale the exams this year :/

ME TOO AHHAHAHAHAHAH (well i said trapezium)

AND can somebody explain wtf does the trapezoidal rule gives a better estimate than the simpsons rule ?? LMAO wtf.

do u reckon it will be lower and higher (like i mean which exam was considerably easier lol) ? (and I'm just saying 82 so that people don't get false hope :) )

well in 2011, someone who got a raw mark of 99/120 (or 82.5%) was given 89 as their exam mark. So if this years paper was harder than the 2011 paper, then yeh i guess 82 is approximately right :)

my guess... 82 :)

tbh i definitely got a raw mark above 80... they better scale it well so i get an exam mark of 90 ahahahah :D the probability question towards the end of the exam was f upped ahhahah and question 16 was okay... didnt get full marks in it ofc but Q11-14, 15 marks for each question :)

LOL i fkin agree that dot point about the chemist and their role etc is legit ridiculous... theres so much shit to learn in the chem course, they could at lease take that crap away ahahah !!

LOL food poisoning hahahahaha malaria ftw (for the exam, not in "real" life haha )

oh i remember for the CSSA trials i made up a guy named greg smith and made up what he did and got full marks :D (and my teacher has been marking HSC papers for well over a decade and has taught at a selective school for a while as well so ahhahaha)

whose luke smith lol?

was infectious diseases last year... my bad ahahha i was thinking of the independent trial we did this year lol.

yeh Haber process and the conditions needed for max yield could be there

hey, the title pretty much tells youse what i want to know... what do you reckon will be the longer response questions for physics, chem and bio personally for chem i reckon it will be on something do with with industrial and natural sources of oxides and how they impact the atmosphere? For...

module A > 17 Module B >10 but < 15 (that shit was hard lmao time and place in Yeats wtf o_O) module C > 17

i did lols i think that was right.

WTF was paper B on about... lol the question was impossible for Yeats -.-