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what did you get for binomials

But the expression wasn’t a binomial coefficient, it also included powers of 2 and x

Lol what, it asked for alpha as a root between x1 and x2

Binomial coefficients are symmetrical...

How’d you explain last part of 14 (b)?

Oh, you said 5 before...

What do you reckon will be the cut off for a 98?

Wait what. I got 15 for binomials ... must’ve messed up something! Faaaaaa

What did you get for the inverse function q (10MC)

Why was the last part 3 marks though lol?

Yep

What do you mean traps? I thought the paper was fairly straightforward

Ayy nice. That makes two of us with exam papers. I too love making papers. 😃

Grammar intellect shows. Argument well tackled mate. Also, I agree about your point about fear mongering; just another reason for students to unnecessarily procrastinate.

Are you sure you’re expecting a b4 and this is not just pre exam jitters? If you managed to rank 5th I find that hard to believe.

Pearson is good for calculations but I feel it skimps on theory a bit, that’s why I combine Pearson with Nelson. I also use the ATAR Notes Practice Paper book to do questions from each topic to consolidate on since exam type questions are essential and unfortunately you’ll only have our paper we...

I have an uneasy feeling the last question this time might be a functions and inverse functions questions. It’s been a while since they did that (14 years, 2005 iirc).

agreed. Just wanted to give him an idea of the other option :)

I'm gonna teach you the 'normal' way of doing it, Drongoski showed you the shortcut, I'm building off of Psmao's method. So, we are given that z^2=2-\sqrt{5}i Now remember that the complex number z can be expressed as z=x+iy where x,y\in\mathbb{R}, (x+iy)^2=2-\sqrt5i...

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