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The fx82au allows you to find standard deviation. Will the stupid markers not award full marks just because you used a function on a calculator which dumbass nesa aproved? that's messed up if you do get penalised

if they make the test too hard, chances are they just want to suck the living hell out of your or your parent's wallet . It's not worthy to go to a place that just tests you on over complicated bull shit that wont be on an exam unless you are doing it for fun.

Exactly, I've been saying this to others all the time. This not only is more effective, free and time efficient, it prepares you for uni to where you self study most topics too.

Also 2023 had 3d trig question, just not the one requiring solving for height from two equations.

You didn't look at shit, you just asked chatgpt to generate some response.

you don't need tutoring broski. you have a classroom you attend 6 hours a day, 5 days a week

Hopefully its quadratic/ null factor equations. Satisfying free marks

graphing literally is the most easiest calculus topic

Rooty hill is full of eshays and white sporty kids

the hell is your cringe ass description

My school rank is around 290 +-10

No need to drop the freest subject in all of the hsc - no external exam and you can easily just chatgpt4 everything

can we ban this bitch for providing annoying ai generated content? I can just ask chatgpt my self if I wanted help from it

exactly, nasa doesn't even clasify them questions by bands in the marking scheme anymore. silly cssa still does though

exactly, sine rule is not advanced by any means even though its on the test. lmao

broski, just reread the textbook over and over again until you fully understand.

Don't use flash cards- just learn to content bro

haha my school gets to do good night and good luck

Physics in Focus by Robert Farr and Strive Physics 12 by Robert Garner for past hsc questions sorted by modules

I don't think year 9/10 math requires ranking of the difficulty