Just a general question regarding numerical reasoining, but will there be patterns based off certain concepts on the test? Im asking this since i was practicing number sequences and came across this one: 1, 8, 28, 56, 70. I had no idea what the answer was for this so i searched it up and the next number was 56. It turns out that this pattern is part of Pascal's triangle. like the 1 and then below that is 1, 1, and below that is 1, 2, 1 and below that is 1, 3, 3, 1 and so on

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      this is random but by feb 14th{according to my planning calcultions and currents marks} i get 70% in every test which is not good enough

        chxin bru thats what i was averaging on a bad day thats decent for this early

          Chakraboi yeah, but idk since people said the patterns in numerical were reaaallly hard so tehy may have kept something similar to pascal's triangle on there and might do it this yr

              MHS successful candidate yeah I mean you never know what they could do. Since it's the "early phase" of ACER, its very unpredictable on what you're going to expect as they're probably gonna make changes.

                  Yeah Nossal was very spacious and empty obviously because the students aren't there.

                  MHS successful candidate the number patterns in the sehs test (for year 9 entry) last year was cancer, i got a top 20 on it, has some decoding strings of numbers and stuff, could not remember the test's exact details but most of the test (to me) was unapproachable, i basically js guessed like 40% of the test.

                      Chakraboi no surds for last year's tests, really surprising, but one of my friends who attempted the test the year before (2023) said there were no surds also