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FREE Download: 2013 VCAA Specialist Mathematics Examination 1 Solutions
Friday, November 29th, 2013FREE Download: 2013 VCAA Further Mathematics Examination 2 Solutions
Friday, November 29th, 2013FREE Download: 2013 VCAA Further Mathematics Exam 2 Solutions – PDF 241KB
Thanks to James Gascard for pointing out the answer to question 2a)ii) on module 6 (matrices) is incorrect.
VCAA show a different answer in their examination report.
FREE Download: 2013 VCAA Further Mathematics Examination 1 Solutions
Friday, November 29th, 2013FREE Download: 2013 VCAA Further Mathematics Exam 1 Solutions – PDF 71KB
Thanks to Michael Sheedy for pointing out an error in the working out of Networks Q5.
Thanks to Anna Hope for pointing out the solution for Module 6, Question 7 should read “divided by 15”, not by 45.
FREE Download: 2013 VCAA Mathematical Methods CAS Examination 2 Solutions
Friday, November 29th, 2013FREE Download: 2013 VCAA Mathematical Methods CAS Exam 2 Solutions – PDF 93KB
Thanks to Josh Varcoe for pointing out a mistake in section 2 question 1c: The exam asks for the smallest value of t, .: t = 8/3 is the only answer.
FREE Download: 2013 VCAA Mathematical Methods CAS Examination 1 Solutions
Friday, November 29th, 2013FREE Download: 2013 VCAA Mathematical Methods CAS Exam 1 Solutions – PDF 50KB
Thanks to Matthew La for pointing out a typo in Q 10b:
It should be e^(-x/5) instead of e^(-x/2).
FREE Download: 2013 NSW BOS Mathematics Extension 1 Solutions
Saturday, November 23rd, 2013FREE Download: 2013 NSW BOS Mathematics Extension 1 Solutions – PDF 99KB
Sincere thanks to Lyn Harris for vetting the solutions.
FREE Download: 2013 NSW BOS General Mathematics Solutions
Tuesday, November 19th, 2013FREE Download: 2013 NSW BOS General Mathematics Solutions – PDF 82KB
Thanks to Lyn Harris for vetting the solutions.
FREE Download: 2013 NSW BOS Mathematics Solutions
Tuesday, November 12th, 2013FREE Download: 2013 NSW BOS Mathematics Solutions – PDF 117KB
Thanks to Lyn Harris for pointing out the following:
In question 15 part c (ii) there is an additional case to consider. If the line y=mx+1 passes through the point (1.5,0), then m=-2/3; also m = or > 2 instead of just m > 2.