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The problem with F9 is that it’s sort of very “intangible’ so unless one is naturally clued on about it, can be difficult to understand. I believe questions here should be made straight forward i.e easy to understand…only this will make the failure rates come up.i’d say make the numerical questions as real world as possible to avoid unneeded anxiety in exam hall….More understanding can then be tested with the theory parts.
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The problem with F9 is that it’s sort of very “intangible’ so unless one is naturally clued on about it, can be difficult to understand. I believe questions here should be made straight forward i.e easy to understand…only this will make the failure rates come up.i’d say make the numerical questions as real world as possible to avoid unneeded anxiety in exam hall….More understanding can then be tested with the theory parts.If the F9 paper becomes anywhere near as incomprehensible as your comment, failure rates would indeed “come up.”
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