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This document provides advice and feedback on the School Certificate mathematics exam. It discusses common student mistakes, concepts that need more clarification, and recommendations for exam preparation. Key areas discussed include reading questions carefully, showing working, using information across multiple parts of questions, and practicing past papers to improve familiarity with question types and formats.
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