Mathematics Advanced Predictions/Thoughts (17 Viewers)

[Serenawilder]

Yeah, I agree, she also said that this year's CSSA trial was super easy (so I wouldn't trust her). I've done all of 2019-2023 and 2023 was definitely hardest IMO, 2022 was very nice, even though raw 79 scaled to 90!

This year’s CSSA was anything but super easy. And yes, 2022 was the nicest paper.

 

[grahhhhhh]

Yeah, I agree, she also said that this year's CSSA trial was super easy (so I wouldn't trust her). I've done all of 2019-2023 and 2023 was definitely hardest IMO, 2022 was very nice, even though raw 79 scaled to 90!

nah cause why did I find this year's cssa paper easier than 2023's hsc paper

 

[Serenawilder]

nah cause why did I find this year's cssa paper easier than 2023's hsc paper

Omg not for me…

 

[FudiddidoAdrian]

2021 was hard no?

 

[radagastthebrown]

2021 was hard no?

I thought the last few were a bit iffy, but still got 75+

 

[youraverageangel]

guys whats the general raw mark for a b6 in hsc papers??

 

[FudiddidoAdrian]

I thought the last few were a bit iffy, but still got 75+

Ye I got good until the last few it just ramped up

 

[FudiddidoAdrian]

guys whats the general raw mark for a b6 in hsc papers??

Like 79 for maths adv

 

[justletmespeak123]

Like 79 for maths adv

aint no way, thats too easy to get

 

[radagastthebrown]

2021 lmao

 

[minnie00007]

Guys so you're all saying the prediction is a finance question then? I mean when they ask you to find the number of years that's easier marks I think hoping it is the last question similar to the last one on 2022 paper. ALSO can someone please explain to me how to do the standard financial I know its dumb that I can do the advanced but not standard but our teacher never explained this topic to us assuming we'd catch on automatically. My problem is that I either use the compound interest formula rather than the table or vice versa and am always unsure when to use it.

 

[aqwerty13402]

I am being so fucking serious when I say that if a single standard kid starts speaking or making noises in the 30 minute period where they finish and adv is still going, I am going to get violent.

 

[justletmespeak123]

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2021 lmao

They must have been scaled up by their school. I literally did the MA from 2022 and 2021, I got above 90 in both. No offense, but you have to be mentally disturbed to get below 85 in math advanced.

 

[Serenawilder]

aint no way, thats too easy to get

Right??? No way

 

[justletmespeak123]

I am being so fucking serious when I say that if a single standard kid starts speaking or making noises in the 30 minute period where they finish and adv is still going, I am going to get violent.

My school also has fucking drop kick standard 1, not just standard 2 kids too. They finish an hour earlier I think. I always have the same fear that these drop kicks will talk so loudly when we still are doing the test. A tiktok comment verbatim replying to someone who says australian math is so easy: "You aren't special [for knowing how to do this easy math question], standard math is for idiots who should have dropped out and become brick layers at the end of year 10"

 

[Serenawilder]

My school also has fucking drop kick standard 1 kids too. They finish an hour earlier I think. I always have the same fear that these drop kicks will talk so loudly when we still are doing the test. A tiktok comment verbatim replying to someone who says australian math is so easy: "You aren't special [for knowing how to do this easy math question], standard math is for idiots who should have dropped out and become brick layers at the end of year 10"

Same kids at my school. During trials, they weren’t even out of the exam hall and they started whining about how 'hard' that one question was (all they had to do was calculate GST and then add one extra step to find the total). You'd think they were doing rocket science the way they go on about it.

 

[grahhhhhh]

Same kids at my school. During trials, they weren’t even out of the exam hall and they started whining about how 'hard' that one question was (all they had to do was calculate GST and then add one extra step to find the total). You'd think they were doing rocket science the way they go on about it.

IKR LIKE LITERALLY STHU UR DOING STANDARD MATHS

 

[Aeonium]

IKR LIKE LITERALLY STHU UR DOING STANDARD MATHS

acting as if adv is hard

 

[justletmespeak123]

acting as if adv is hard

It's not. But they are literally doing year 6 math. Primary school math, in year 12. Let that sink in. At least advanced is aligned to A level math in terms of content.

 

[lyingsalsa]

Yeah, I agree, she also said that this year's CSSA trial was super easy (so I wouldn't trust her). I've done all of 2019-2023 and 2023 was definitely hardest IMO, 2022 was very nice, even though raw 79 scaled to 90!

????? 2023 free wait im not done yet ill come back do u in 20 mins