Bank of questions exam (1 Viewer)

[dur_2521]

How should I study for this so that I get 95% or above for the test:
- Integration (area under the curve)
- Bivariate data
- Statistics

 

[MPabe22]

Just find those type of questions on trial papers on thsc, then review your mistakes

 

[bj_flamingo]

i can send you a booklet of questions for data + statistics?

integration (and also bivariate data) you can use hscmathsbytopic or smth

 

[dur_2521]

i can send you a booklet of questions for data + statistics?

integration (and also bivariate data) you can use hscmathsbytopic or smth

yes please

 

[Hehehe22]

i can send you a booklet of questions for data + statistics?

integration (and also bivariate data) you can use hscmathsbytopic or smth

Hey could you please send the booklet to me too? I'm having trouble finding suitable questions for the topic

 

[bj_flamingo]

yes please

pm'd you

 

[bj_flamingo]

Hey could you please send the booklet to me too? I'm having trouble finding suitable questions for the topic

pm'd you

 

[fairy.floss]

i can send you a booklet of questions for data + statistics?

integration (and also bivariate data) you can use hscmathsbytopic or smth

could you please also send me the booklet?

 

[PraxusAI]

You should target specific outcomes within each of those topics that you feel as though you are weakest with and/or usually have the heaviest weighted marks (e.g. if particular questions are worth 5 marks - focus on nailing those first rather than the easier, 1 markers first)

A couple of us are beta-testing PraxusAI – it spits out brand-new, syllabus-aligned questions (with full worked solutions) on exactly the dot-points you choose.

For E.g.
• Pick Integration ➜ area under curve ➜ Level 3 and it’ll generate unseen questions so you’re not recycling 2019 papers.


We’re opening a limited early-access pilot before Trials. If you would like early access, jump on the wait-list here : praxus.ai/students

Would love your feedback if you try it.


Good luck

 

[dur_2521]

what is the cost or is it free?

You should target specific outcomes within each of those topics that you feel as though you are weakest with and/or usually have the heaviest weighted marks (e.g. if particular questions are worth 5 marks - focus on nailing those first rather than the easier, 1 markers first)

A couple of us are beta-testing PraxusAI – it spits out brand-new, syllabus-aligned questions (with full worked solutions) on exactly the dot-points you choose.

For E.g.
• Pick Integration ➜ area under curve ➜ Level 3 and it’ll generate unseen questions so you’re not recycling 2019 papers.


We’re opening a limited early-access pilot before Trials. If you would like early access, jump on the wait-list here : praxus.ai/students

Would love your feedback if you try it.


Good luck