Physics Predictions/Thoughts (19 Viewers)

[BionicMango]

25 marks of these style of questions definitely doesn't belong in a physics exam. 2024 only had 14, 2023 only a mere 9 marks

lol worse than our year

 

[ogmvvs]

yeah nesa js has it out for 25. what was this exam bru

 

[BionicMango]

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Lol what the fuck is this chemistry question

No change because the atoms are all the same so mass is conserved

This question is actually stupid

 

[coolcat6778]

I have a feeling Independent, the Trial maker company, were involved in the making of the 2025 HSC Physics exam. I had a look at their trial papers before, and there's a strong similarity... i.e. harder calculations and way too much history and non sensical questions like the very last one

 

[RedDragonStar1]

I have a feeling Independent, the Trial company makers, were involved in the making of the 2025 HSC Physics exam. I had a look at their trial papers before, and there's a strong similarity... i.e. harder calculations and way too much history

more like nesa just hates stem subjects this year

 

[coolcat6778]

This was D btw, not C

 

[anonymoushehe]

Would we consider this as the more harder papers???

 

[shush123]

quick solutions

I think this is missing the 6 marker abt SMM

 

[coolcat6778]

Would we consider this as the more harder papers???

obviously. more history + harder calculations

 

[anonymoushehe]

obviously. more history + harder calculations

okay I’m like hoping b6 offcut will be a bit lower

 

[ogmvvs]

yall think we can get 2019 hsc level alignment

 

[svad]

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This was D btw, not C

YES. Do you have the other questions btw?

 

[coolcat6778]

YES. Do you have the other questions btw?

quick solutions

but some are wrong

 

[tacoeater12]

16 was A not B

 

[svad]

but some are wrong

I’ll still take it

 

[lucas10champ]

I’ll still take it

i thought it was very easy

 

[cheesynooby]

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This was D btw, not C

if D was correct that would imply that at ~t = 9, activity reaches 0. we know that since only half of the sample decaying every half life, activity asymptotically approaches 0 and never reaches 0 so D is incorrect

 

[BionicMango]

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This was D btw, not C

how do you know it isn't linear

 

[BionicMango]

Bc 3500 halfs to 1750 after about 5 units of time

But at t=1, A>=3200 which should imply that A>=1600 at t=6 but that isn't true so it's not correct

So it can't be D, it has to be C (lowest decay constant = longest half-life)

 

[CirrusTheJet]

D is indeed wrong... If it were linear, than negative activity can be reached (which would not make any sense).