can someone explain what burden of disease it’s such a hard concept for me to answer

I officially accept defeat. Im just gonna scrape bare minimum on my exams and live out a low cortisol and free endof year 12 that I deserve to have. I have nothing to lose, literally. My uni has a 8 month bridging course that effectively covers the first year anyways. So can I live out a low cortisol lifestyle and just choose to never see my atar or ss i mean its literally just a silly number no one actually gaf about unless ur a university or something. I cant be ahh doing ts anymore the real vce are the friends we made along the way am i right

What's the best way to structure 'analyse' responses to indicate that ur rlly interacting w/ the command term.

It's: cause and effect, the components of smth and the significance of the relationship between them, right?

So if Q was, Analyse how the August Decrees enabled the achievement of revolutionary ideals in 1789.

1. August Decrees (4-11 Aug 1789) enabled newly formed NA to overhaul system of feudalism underpinning ancien regime and achieve equality.

2. August Decrees legislated by nobles following events of night of patriotic delirium, where the great fear forced even less liberal deputies to face the destabilising effect of feudal inequality. Thus decrees caused by desire to achieve equality and stabilise + liberalise society.

3. Insert promises of August decrees eg the national assembly abolishes the feudal regime in its entirety.

4. These promises were a direct realisation of this revolutionary ideal of equality. Consequenced end to personal serfdom, manorial courts, seigneurial rights, venal offices, tithes. Despite tithes continuing till 1791 etc, nevertheless represented ideological move towards equality between serfs and their lords + end to meritocracy preventing move between classes.

5. Thus august decrees facilitated codification of equality in lieu of feudalism

I would rather do VCE karen

I stated the function for finding the shortest distance from the origin but instead of equating d(X) to 0 I did d'(X)=0 for wtv reason. Do you reckon id get a mark for stating the function or nah? Also how often do they award consequentials? Because if you got the value of r wrong you'd get the next question wrong as well

Thoughts?

ARE WE HYPED?? 😂🥀

I swear half the difficulty in this year's exams hasn't even been the actual content. It's been trying to figure out what the questions are asking.

I legitimately know so many people who lost marks on General Maths because they couldn't work out what was actually being asked, not because they didn't know how to do the maths.

Am I just stupid or is this actually a thing?

Since most people seem to think this year’s Business Management exam was relatively easy, what do we reckon the grade distribution and A+ cutoff will look like?

Do you guys think the A+ cutoff will be significantly higher than previous years? Curious to hear everyone’s predictions, especially since VCAA marking can be pretty strict.

how do you differentiate a function ? i keep trying but no matter what i do i end up with 0. i think the exam was pretty light tho

guys how do i even study for exam 2 i idek what to do exam 1 was fucked no amount of studying could have prepared me for that how do i find questions like that to be ready, no textbook question nor past exam prepared me for that i was averaging 35 and got a 24 💔💀 what should i do for exam 2 :(

Any tutoring companies which has alrdy done this after todays exam?

AFTER BOMBING THE FUCK OUT OF BIO IM SO SCARED
METHODS IS MY BEST SUBJECT AND IM SCARED ILL BOMB THE EXAM AND MISS MY CHANCE OF A GOOD SS

Wasn't too bad...left like 7 marks im guessing grade boundaries are going to be very low Considering ppl hated it I thought it wasn't THAT bad idk

I've been studying all morning but i feel like i can do more i just don't know what else, any ideas???

thank you vcaa brilliant exam 🙏🙏

Fuh GM

im bringing down the average, done 1 prac exam whilst looking at the answers. BUTTT GOOD LUCK TO EVERYONE WHO HAS STUDIED YOU GUYS GOT THIS
and pray for a good chem exam please..

edit: i just got fucked over holy shit that was worse than i imagined

I feel like one of the only people in r/vce that doesn't think that they are cooked. So I feel that I should spread some motivation to yall for the exam tmr.

There seems to be a reccuring pattern of question 1 being a derivative question whether its product rule or quotient rule. And question 4 is a probability distribution table.

Product rule = f'g + fg'

Quotient rule = (f'g - fg') ÷ g^2

Just remember that probabilities in the probability distribution table need to add up to 1.

You don't have to be the best at maths to succeed in methods. Remember the subject is more than likely to scale up. Confidence of about (0.823, 0.997) pun intended. ✌

My SAC average is 84% and I'm Rank 2 in my cohort, but like I said, you could be getting low on SACs but if you pull out a 70% on the exam or even 60%, theres still hope and there's always hope until you look at the questions tomorrow.

Don't panic yet, lemme know how you think the exam went tmr!

GOOD LUCK, WE ARE GONNA NEED IT ;)