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that is true! i’m trying not to think abt it as much and just relax bc hsc is done😆😆

yeah right it’s so annoying that all my effort through the entire year went to nothing bc of a shit test performance

i’m doing 10 units so it definitely will count

i do accelerated 3u math and i fucked up the hsc yesterday, idk how bc it was an easy test i just wasn’t thinking straight. but it’s making me wonder if i should repeat just to get a better mark but im worried that it might be too stressful next year as i was already super stressed this year...

why is the chat so quiet now 😭

do u think itll scale similar to 2021?

what will raw mark 48/70 scale to?

yeah i agree i reckon it'll be hard this year

does anyone have tips on managing time during the exam? i always struggle with this and im left with 15-20 mins to complete q14

nesa hasnt really tested on forces or binomial proofs yet right?

u can think of the cashiers clerks and typist as "identical" as they have the same role. there are 6! different total combinations but you have to divide by 3!x2! to account for the repeated employee roles because the question is asking for distinctive teams

did anyone else find the 2022 hsc paper pretty hard, like question some of 13 and all of 14 was sooo hard for me

how do i do binomial proofs? i always get stuck on these and never know what to do or how to "match" the coeffs etc. does anyone have like a general guide/step by step for these type of questions?

I got back my english adv prelim marks and my final rank was 9/100ish and i'm just wondering if this is an indicator of how i might go in year 12 if i continue performing how i currently am against the grade

i feel like there might be a hard binomial proof q13 or 14 i hope not tho

are the bos papers good? i've heard theyre really hard

what are some of the best trial past papers to do for 3u maths? (not necessarily the hardest, but a good representation of the hsc)

does anyone think this will be the year they decide to include a combinatorial argument question, i've never seen one in the hsc before

i like mcgrathematics videos he explains quite well and in a way thats interesting

i was thinking about getting an ipad for school/uni to do my work on as i feel like it'd be alot easier to manage over 29843984 different sheets of paper for different subjects. does anyone else use an ipad? if so which model would you recommend for students