FREE download: 2025 Mathematical Methods Trial Exam 1
Monday, March 10th, 20252025 Mathematical Methods Trial Exam 1 – PDF 159 KB
2025 Mathematical Methods Trial Exam 1 – PDF 159 KB
Physics worksheet – Reaction force III Solutions – PDF 151 KB
Physics worksheet – Reaction force III – PDF 222 KB
2024 VCAA General Mathematics Exam 2 Solutions – PDF 154 KB
Thanks to Bahrudin Efendic of Minaret College for providing the full solutions.
2024 VCAA Physics Exam Solutions – PDF 158 KB
Note: There is a typo in Q15a, p=h/lamda, not p=lamda/h.
Thanks to Greg Falk for pointing out that answers in Q15d missing 10^4, and Q13a reading 10.8 ?s.
2024 VCAA Specialist Mathematics Exam 2 Solutions – PDF 304 KB
Thanks to Michael Xu of Brentwood S.C. for checking and pointing out mistakes.
Thanks to Cam Dole for pointing out that in Part B:
Q3e The working is correct, but 3.4 is the answer.
Q4ci The question asks for the square of the speed so no need for square root sign.
Q4ciii Need to actually square root the 4 to get 2 as an answer for speed.
Q5b Set the derivative of the distance to zero and solve, t=1/6 for a min distance of 5root(66)/6.
2024 VCAA Specialist Mathematics Exam 1 Solutions – PDF 151 KB
Thanks to Michael Xu (Brentwood S C) for checking the solutions.
2024 VCAA General Mathematics Exam 1 Solutions – PDF 58 KB
Thanks to Bahrudin Efendic (Minaret College) for checking the draft, correcting mistakes and providing explanations.
2024 VCAA Mathematical Methods Exam 2 Solutions – PDF 256 KB
Thanks to Michael Xu (Brentwood Secondary College) for checking the solutions and correcting mistakes.
Thanks to Linda Harland (Haileybury College) for pointing out that Q3b)iv) should be to 1 decimal place so 725.4.
Thanks to Cam Dole for pointing out that in Q3biv the first part of the question asks for the maximum rate correct to the nearest million so should be 725 as y is in millions.
2024 VCAA Mathematical Methods Exam 1 Solutions – PDF 98 KB
Thanks to Michael Xu for checking and correcting mistakes.
Thanks to Linda Harland of Haileybury College for pointing out that in Q5c the multiple of 2 was missing in calculating the interval.