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you replied to it after I edited it cause this site doesn't update it if you don't refresh your page

Clearly OP thinks it is to be testing for this disease anyway. The RAT test is also very unreliable, so chances are it's a false positive.

Has nothing to do with america. Just the fact that some people still think covid is a serious disease in 2024. Testing for covid in 2024 is just ridiculous, given that we haven't recieved test kits from school since 2021.

Good thing everyone is vaccinated since its mandatory so i doubt anyone would get the disease let alone die from it. Which is why I said it's just a flu now.

Because even if you get a 50% in extension 2, I think it's worth more than a low band 6 in advanced.

Also if you're an accelerate student, you should just do extension math 1 and 2, not retake the same course even if you didn't do well in the hard 2024 paper, cause that wont count anyway.

Clearly THSC are withholding 2024 trial papers until the actual date so nobody can use them. I checked the extension 2 page, and they had 2024 trial papers, then I checked the extension 1 page, they only had up to 2023 papers. Quite shady.

are you planning on retaking the whole course again or just sitting for the test next year? Also what was your raw mark?

I think the term covid should be banned now. It literally has been reduced to a flu in 2024 cause everyone's already immune to it. Only libtards still exploit this word to make everyone stay home and wear masks. I doubt you will even spread the disease if you go since everyone has gotten it...

Found them here from google search: https://educationstandards.nsw.edu.au/wps/wcm/connect/f76013d0-2eb8-456f-a8a8-c3c059c29bc3/business-studies-hsc-sample-booklet-s3-4.pdf?MOD=AJPERES&CACHEID=ROOTWORKSPACE-f76013d0-2eb8-456f-a8a8-c3c059c29bc3-m04Z6Xz...

I did the same thing. It's so ambiguous cause it also can be 105.5% or 97%

"Presiding officer's copy" Barely any common questions with advanced

Just wondering, not that I'm planning to.

i thought the intersection points weren't exact? nvm I should have shifted it by a multiple of pi for this example

They asked for decimals, which you can't get if you graph it since it wont be completely accurate

I know if ln(ax+b)=ln(c) ax+b=c and if a^mx+b=a^c then mx+b=c but I didn't know it would apply to trigonometry too cause I never came across any past paper with that type of trigonometric equation

Also they never taught us the identity: If cos(ax+b) = cos(c) then ax+b = c. So I don't understand why some solutions use that

I did that too, I hope they give 2 marks for that instead of just 1

Forgot covid even existed. Go because it's a flu, plus I don't think it's illegal now.

it starts with a 3 though