bboyelement
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- 2006
yeh it was alright with a few tricky questions ... i made some stupid mistakes in multiple choice... oh well
Good luck for your scholarship.haque said:i apologise for any feelings hurt-i never had that intention but my fear is that those who make silly mistakes, even though they are quite able will be brought down due to the easy questions-if the questions were hard then the silly mistakes were compensated-it'd be good if everyone got band sixes but the scaling would be low-and i need all the scaling i can get to achieve the Malcolm Chaikin scholarship
Hmm, try medical physics option. It is the easiest option and there is only one tricky question from H11 part of syllabus worth 3 marks and 1 similar question with CSSA 2006 worth 7 marks. Congrats CSSA people for predicting this question.Ry said:I thought the exam was really good. So much easier than previous years. I reckon i got 90% or more. I did the astro option, so simple. I had an hour left over at the end so i wrote like 2 pages on a 3 mark question coz i was bored. So yea, i reckon i got the marks.
Very happy with that exam.
Yeah I knew this stuff. My teacher told me once.yankyfly said:The marks from the options are scaled according to how well the students who completed that option went in the rest of the test. So if your option was easy, you better hope that you didn;t lose some easy marks. You also better hope that the poeple answering your option gunned the paper, so that your option mark can get scaled well accordingly.
As for the paper. I really wanted to leave having answered every question fully. I know i screwed up the GPe question and that pisses me off. I thought the test was relatively difficult
fuck!!! - i picked the AC current and I semi-realised that it didn't make sense because the secondary current was bigger then the primary current ...said:Multi-choice:
10) DC Transformer. Didn't notice it was a DC transformer.