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[Ronaldinho10]

Is it possible to get a HSC mark of 100 in general mathematics? if so or if not, why? Looking at some previous results it looks capped at 99... but surely someone gets nothing wrong in the hsc exam! Is it possible to get aligned down?

 

[faisalabdul16]

Is it possible to get a HSC mark of 100 in general mathematics? if so or if not, why? Looking at some previous results it looks capped at 99... but surely someone gets nothing wrong in the hsc exam! Is it possible to get aligned down?

I believe it's possible to get 100 in any exam.
no one gets it probably because of silly errors they make. I mean getting 100 in any exam is hard.

 

[Speed6]

I believe it's possible to get 100 in any exam.
no one gets it probably because of silly errors they make. I mean getting 100 in any exam is hard.

As you said, it's extremely hard.

 

[astroman]

I believe it's possible to get 100 in any exam.
no one gets it probably because of silly errors they make. I mean getting 100 in any exam is hard.

english standard

 

[Ronaldinho10]

okay, so it sounds like it is possible?

 

[astroman]

okay, so it sounds like it is possible?

not really

 

[BLIT2014]

Possible but extremely unlikely...

 

[kalstar]

possible, unlikely.

 

[faisalabdul16]

english standard

M8 hahaha

 

[seventhroot]

M8 hahaha

they're in general so they won't be able to understand that; fasasaisaasbsualssual

here's the simple answer: NO

 

[Ronaldinho10]

no clue what that is hahaha

 

[seventhroot]

no clue what that is hahaha

because i am bored of studies ; I will teach you.

this is the graph of xy = 1

now what happens to the y values as x gets arbitrarily large?

answer -> the y values tend towards zero

 

[Ronaldinho10]

because i am bored of studies ; I will teach you.

this is the graph of xy = 1

now what happens to the y values as x gets arbitrarily large?

answer -> the y values tend towards zero

oh yes i do know some of this haha, inverse variation?

 

[seventhroot]

oh yes i do know some of this haha, inverse variation?

yes; as one increases (for example, x); 'y' will decrease

 

[Ronaldinho10]

yes; as one increases (for example, x); 'y' will decrease

dw too ezi

 

[seventhroot]

dw too ezi

you'll get 100 ezpz then

 

[Ronaldinho10]

you'll get 100 ezpz then

SR no dramaz

 

[seventhroot]

SR no dramaz

good luck then

outb4derail

 

[faisalabdul16]

hahahaha

 

[seventhroot]

hahahaha

it's called pinching theorem m9