idea for a resource (mainly useful for math, science) (2 Viewers)

[WeiWeiMan]

yo, how does this make sense?
how did they get du=-dx from u = x
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damn i thought the hsc solutions were flawless

 

[killer queen]

thank you for the responses! just a note/reminder that when writing the paper name, please state the school and year! thanks once again!

 

[cheesynooby]

wow im seeing the google form update in real time this is so cool

 

[killer queen]

wow im seeing the google form update in real time this is so cool

LOL then you're seeing me struggle to figure out how to do it haha

if anybody has more google form expertise please hmu this is hard

preferably I would like to do the multiple sections but I don't know if it's possible to make it occur recursively so this is what I've settled on, maybe it'll work better in long rung

I was also thinking in future e.g. next year I might not be as around to tabulate everything so I might need to give access to someone else...

 

[Kat.crazi]

Bruh why u all so smart
Pulling consistent 60s/70 for mx1 yep it’s over

 

[killer queen]

Bruh why u all so smart

it's like two ppl dw! also ppl proud of their marks are more likely to submit...curious who somebody is tho 'cause looks like I have a competitor

also u guys should do trials rankings like @Hehehe22 and I

 

[cheesynooby]

LOL then you're seeing me struggle to figure out how to do it haha

if anybody has more google form expertise please hmu this is hard

preferably I would like to do the multiple sections but I don't know if it's possible to make it occur recursively so this is what I've settled on, maybe it'll work better in long rung

I was also thinking in future e.g. next year I might not be as around to tabulate everything so I might need to give access to someone else...

i think ur system rn works!
i was thinking maybe just having multiple of the same questions (doesnt necessarily have to be a new section since they can be non required questions so u dont have to fill them all)

 

[Kat.crazi]

curious who somebody is tho 'cause looks like I have a competitor

Yea dw we both know that ain’t me

 

[killer queen]

i think ur system rn works!
i was thinking maybe just having multiple of the same questions (doesnt necessarily have to be a new section since they can be non required questions so u dont have to fill them all)

thanks!! we'll see if it holds up in future - I can give u editing rights if u want, if u wanna pm email? only if u want tho

I'm also betting the smart person rn is u :00

Yea dw we both know that ain’t me

I know bc I know which marks u submitted

 

[Kat.crazi]

know bc I know which marks u submitted

I mean is pretty obvious if there’s 2 smart people and 1 MID person

 

[cheesynooby]

thanks!! we'll see if it holds up in future - I can give u editing rights if u want, if u wanna pm email? only if u want tho

ooh hehe i believe in ur google forming skills tho!! (although idm editing rights but only if u want to ;p)

 

[killer queen]

ooh hehe i believe in ur google forming skills tho!! (although idm editing rights but only if u want to ;p)

I can share both spreadsheet and form if u wish for editing rights - @Kat.crazi already asked so she has 'em, if you want 'em too I trust ya!

 

[alphxreturns]

Let’s just say I didn’t do very well lol
A bit of it was easily correctable stuff I’d forgotten since trials but I am up to 26 in 2023 and it seems much easier I was surprised

q26 2024 cooked me lmao

 

[C2H6O]

Just an idea for the spreadsheet’s formatting, with the colour gradient you could find a score measuring a papers difficulty by , which outputs a number between -1 and 1, 0 being the person got their hsc mark on the test paper, and use conditional formatting to fill the cells with a colour, more negative being green (easy), blank being normal, and positive being red (hard). There’s still a couple issues like how a 90 hsc mark doesn’t mean raw 90s is expected, so might have to do a bit more maths-ing there to change it

 

[Study to success]

I was also thinking in future e.g. next year I might not be as around to tabulate everything so I might need to give access to someone else...

ooh give the jobs to us 26ers

 

[cheesynooby]

I predicted I got an 80 for 2024 based on marking guidelines. Hence, my marking should be considered very accurate

lol do u have the harsh math marker mindset tho

 

[cheesynooby]

Just an idea for the spreadsheet’s formatting, with the colour gradient you could find a score measuring a papers difficulty by , which outputs a number between -1 and 1, 0 being the person got their hsc mark on the test paper, and use conditional formatting to fill the cells with a colour, more negative being green (easy), blank being normal, and positive being red (hard). There’s still a couple issues like how a 90 hsc mark doesn’t mean raw 90s is expected, so might have to do a bit more maths-ing there to change it

perhaps using an average of the raws on the hsc past papers would be more effective since most people using it probably haven't done their hsc yet

 

[killer queen]

Just an idea for the spreadsheet’s formatting, with the colour gradient you could find a score measuring a papers difficulty by , which outputs a number between -1 and 1, 0 being the person got their hsc mark on the test paper, and use conditional formatting to fill the cells with a colour, more negative being green (easy), blank being normal, and positive being red (hard). There’s still a couple issues like how a 90 hsc mark doesn’t mean raw 90s is expected, so might have to do a bit more maths-ing there to change it

I will google how to do this once I get more submissions - would it potentially be possible to average different people's scores though? As different people would find the difficulty variable
Or we can make an "average person" and then use that

perhaps using an average of the raws on the hsc past papers would be more effective since most people using it probably haven't done their hsc yet

This could be used later I suppose when we all graduate