Would you have been able to answer this?
Scottish Higher Maths students are fuming after a question in an exam was deemed a "f*****g disaster".
Dozens of pupils went straight to social media to express their disappointment at one of the questions on Paper 2 - which focused on a novelty chocolate box.
And there has even been a petition set up to lower grade bans in the wake of the exam.
This question in particular has caused outrage. Would you have been able to answer it? Source: TwitterThe petition on Change.Org reads: "Parents, guardians, STUDENTS alike are in dismay at the test set by the SQA for Higher Maths.
"The SQA ought to be examined as this is a shock.
"Students have put such a great amount of readiness into this subject and have now been left damaged.
"They MUST reduce the pass mark for this exam due to Paper 2 being extremely hard."
me when my parents ask how higher maths went pic.twitter.com/ImCCRFa8LA
— abigail (@abigailww_) May 2, 2019
One Twitter user wrote: "Hope the SQA and their stupid novelty box of chocolates get so far to f**k. That polynomial question I’m higher maths was a disgrace, s**g my fkn right armpit fkn bunch of c***s."
Another added: "What a f*****g disaster boys let’s hope we get that pass mark lowered #HigherMaths".
One said: "Sorry but whAt were those last 3 questions in the higher maths paper actual p**s take cba".
While another added: "Well I’ve definitely failed higher maths for a second time after that disaster of a paper"
before vs after I opened paper 2 #HigherMaths pic.twitter.com/QaObCLXhX8
— libby :) (@libertyblackx) May 2, 2019
One raging student wrote: "Excuse my language but the sqa can go f*** themselves after that higher maths exam".
While one student Tweeted: "SQA must be having a laugh, wit the f**k was that higher maths exam felt more like higher human biology".
And one added: "Why the hell did I even try and attempt to sit higher maths. What an absolute joke that was".
However, one Twitter user @isla_jackson1 has shared what she believes to be the correct answers.
And she's offering anyone with potential corrections to respond to her tweet.
Higher maths answers for paper 2. Drop me a message if any are wrong :)hope these were helpful #highermathsanswers #highermaths pic.twitter.com/y38v1KC2Md
— Isla Jackson (@isla_jackson1) May 2, 2019
