x.Exhaust.x
Retired Member
Low to mid 50's.
HSC uses ECF marking (error carried forward) - so you lose a mark for the initial mistake, then if you use that mistake (eg. i got the volume wrong in Q5 cos i forgot how to find volume of a fkn prism... - and used it to answer the rest of the question - so i'll lose one mark for the initial mistake then get the rest correct =D)do they take marks off for carry on errors? say for e.g the volume q , if u got the volume wrong, then ur rate would have been wrong...
if ur method is right do they give u marks LOL
It'd never be 70s.Theres been some saying 50s, some saying 60s, some saying maybe even 70s...
I agree with you there, but there are certain people who feel that the test was EXTREMELY EASY.It'd never be 70s.
Aha i know XDI agree with you there, but there are certain people who feel that the test was EXTREMELY EASY.
I can't wait till they get results back, when their mark differs from what they had believed they had gotten.
cant really judge the difficulty of an exam over one binomial question xDAha i know XD
But nah, this exam might've been "easy" but compared to the other papers, it had a weird binomial question ^^