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2023–2025 official papers · 146 marked questions and subparts. 100 marks per selected candidate written paper. The 2017 syllabus applies to HSC 2026. The 2024 syllabus is first examined in 2027. Showing 6 sample entries; trend percentages use this sample only. Official result percentages describe the published exam cohort.

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2025 · Main examination · Q11 mark

Further Work with Vectors

Vectors

Multiple choice · Section I

2025 · Main examination · Q31 mark

Introduction to Complex Numbers

Complex numbers

Multiple choice · Section I

2025 · Main examination · Q41 mark

Applications of Calculus to Mechanics

Mechanics

Multiple choice · Section I

2025 · Main examination · Q11(e)2 marks

The Nature of Proof

Proof

Mathematical reasoning · Section II

2025 · Main examination · Q11(f)2 marks

Further Integration

Integration

Calculate and interpret · Section II

2025 · Main examination · Q16(a)4 marks

The Nature of Proof Introduction to Complex Numbers

ProofComplex numbers

Mathematical reasoning · Section II

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ATARMAxxing topic labels and skills are analytical classifications checked against official questions, syllabi and NESA mapping grids. Each leaf mark allocation is counted once; mixed-topic items retain one allocation. Historical printed-mark shares describe the selected source corpus, including printed alternatives, and are not probabilities for 2026. Selective examiner-advice paraphrases retain the published question or section scope; source links provide the full guidance. The 2017 syllabus applies to HSC 2026. The 2024 syllabus is first examined in 2027.

Classification: Mathematics Extension 2 Stage 6 (2017), applicable to HSC 2026. Each question is counted at the separately marked subpart level. The source questions and stimuli remain in the authority's original documents.