"for example" in syllabus (1 Viewer)

[anonymoushehe]

when the syllabus gives like examples on some syllabus point, does that mean that nesa will only test on these examples under the point and nothing else? like for example:

 

[liamkk112]

when the syllabus gives like examples on some syllabus point, does that mean that nesa will only test on these examples under the point and nothing else? like for example:

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no, for example is just giving you some situations that could be relevant, since they said "a variety of situations" they're trying to tell you the limitations. usually, it won't be much harder than that

there are plenty examples of things that don't follow these examples in hsc, eg satellites, charged particles in B field, q30 2024, etc