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idk they havent put volume yet as q14 so i feel like they may. geo vector proofs is what everyone is saying is guaranteed since last yr the paper barely had vectors (if u discard projectile). i agree with projectile being the hardest. they usually like to do that. if they do force velocity, then...

really random question but what is everyone's thought on ray gunn. She's been getting absolutely violated on tiktok😭

fml if cssa ask force velocity questions tmoz in ext. Ong worst shit, even worse than geo proofs and projectile.

wait i just looked it up, is that an easier method of long division?

whats that

ye same im hoping for a mid-high b5, just happy that i somewhat finished.

profile pic goes hard🐐

wait so is that a yes or a no😭

guys for the business essay, can we get both essay options from the same topic? (AKA two finance questions). for context, my school is gonna mush independent and cssa together as we haven't covered marketing fully. We also have been already tested on operations in terms of an essay so the...

regarding the volumes question, was it similar to the volume question in the 2022 CSSA paper? It was q13 (forgot the part) but they incorporated both volume of rotation and rates of change and u had to find height of cone. (they had given volume i think)

was that the hardest question?

nah thats fucked. its defo to get the premium. can u like report it or smth?

people are saying it wasn't harder than last yrs but I found it harder idk. tbh getting 85 was rlly achievable and from there its hit or miss. Even the second last question ain't bad as mentioned by someone before. Idk about other 3u people but I hate studying for 2u.

we practically guaranteed a geo vector proofs since last yr they didn't get any. I found it hilarious that last year's people were absolutely robbed for not having any geo proofs in trials and then they end up getting that as their hardest question in hsc. I mean if they follow the trend as...

ALSO ALSO, for that question which said determine stationary points, point of inflection, and draw the graph. HOW TF DO U KNOW WHICH STATIONARY POINT IS MAXIMA OR MINIMA IF U DONT FIND THE NATURE. like why tf u specifying u dont need to find nature, i literally crossed that line out and just...

yea exactly, I just said that regardless of the value of the gradient, as long as d is within that domain, it will cross the circle at two points and just drew a random line as an example. Full shambles tho, hoping I get at least 1 for it. for b) i knew we had to use distance formula but i had...

for people who did adv cssa today, did anyone do the last question successfully? I think I got part a but idk if me drawing the circle and just waffling will prove that they intersect 😭

wtf was that cssa paper. like genuinely what the actual fuck. I didn't get the last question nor the second last one. I'll genuinely be happy if I can just get above 85

predictions for the hardest question on catholic advanced tmoz? I reckon its probs gonna be either trig or applications of diff, idk. Either tomorrow's paper will be much easier as compared to 2023 or same level.

Yea ofc I mean the previous years papers for Catholic were way easier. But since your teacher was the writer for paper, your saying she agreed on having some of those questions? Isn't it that all the writers should agree on EVERY question of the paper? Or do they like just split it and just...