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Honestly don't memorise the Financial Planning Cycle, it's not worth it. Or if you want to be somewhat prepared for it, just memorise this: Address the present financial position Determine financial statements needed (then break this up into Budget, Cash Flow, Balance sheet, Revenue Statement)...

Read over all the syllabus dot points and answered some 2 markers in my head. "What are the causes of industrial conflict?" "Wage demands, working conditions, political and social goals, management decisions" Now i'm firing up some games, play it, read over my notes again at 11pm, sleep, and...

There's one highlight of SD--- oh who am I kidding. No. SDD sucks. The theory behind it is ridicilous and you would never see it used in a real world application, but it's not a hard subject and it's not terribly difficult to get a 90+ Mark on it, so, there you go. Actually, I have to admit the...

Exactly what it says on the box, debt to equity, total liabilities/OE.

Quoting this cause its 100% correct. Although it might be wise to consider if the current ratio is TOO far above the industry average, that the business should scale back on its current assets and use some of the Cash in Bank to pay off its long-term debts. Being liquid is good, but being TOO...

Accounts receivable/(Sales/365). This one is correct, you can write this as. Accounts Receivable -------------------------- x 365 = Average number of days. Sales Example: 1000 ------ x 365 = 73, it takes 73 days on average for accounts receivable to be collected. 5000...

No no, I mean, after it has checked for a > 4, it prints 8 :P "Prints "8" because it enters the loop before checking the condition, hence the value of A is increased by 2 before the loop's condition is checked" thats my justification for it, ya'dig?

You've pretty much got it? Note that If can be: IF condition THEN action ELSE IF condition2 THEN other action ELSE another action END IF There are two types of loops (well, three), (Post-test Loop or Unguarded Loop) REPEAT action UNTIL condition (Pre-test Loop or...

Owner's Equity, It's the money taken by the owner's out of the business for themselves. It is indicated on the balance sheet in brackets, e.g. (10000), meaning -10000.

Uh, you can't see the problem with making up a fake case study? Alright boss, good luck in your HSC. They are testing you on your research, its your ability to adapt the knowledge from a business to a relevant question. You should be able to draw the relations between what the course has been...

I put all of the exam answers up on: http://skilani.com/?page_id=40 There is also SDD exam answers there if you need it. Good luck everyone!

Just reviewing Qantas, writing out key points about them. Everything else is noted in my head, except for the final "P" in the marketing mix, Place is so boring to worry about, I'll just list warehousing/transport issues and end it there.

I've got all the detail in my head, and i've written down all the syllabus notes (I see no point in preparing practice essays) and I'm just going to wing it and adapt all my knowledge to the question. Basically my teacher said this: When doing the business reports, bring up all the syllabus...

The reason you didn't get this question is because you don't know the equations of the paths of motion. Look in your textbook and follow the exercises which teach you: y'' = -g y' = -gt + Vsin[a] y = -(1/2)gt^2 + Vt sin[a] x'' = 0 x' = V cos[a] x = Vtcos[a] Once you know these equations of...

Screw that, theres too much bloody information on Qantas that I can't even fathom trying to remember another case study on top of it. So, in my case, just one. Plus, any case study right now is going to be awesome to write about, I can't wait to plug in a page about the current financial...

Edit: Lost the files in "The Great HDD Swap of 2010". Hopefully someone else who downloaded it (there were at least 100 downloads) will arrive to help.

Yup, these answers are from the CSTA but they're pretty good stuff and usually go into more detail than needed, so you can gain a lot of info :)

Edit: Lost the files in "The Great HDD Swap of 2010". Hopefully someone else who downloaded it (there were at least 100 downloads) will arrive to help.

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I think you miss a step :) ........... _ax_+_b_______ (x²+4)/ ax³+bx²+cx+d .............ax³ + 4ax ....................bx²+cx+d - 4ax ....................bx² + 4b r. cx + d - 4ax - 4b Remainder = x[c-4a] + d - 4b = x + 8 c - 4 = 1 .............. d - 4b = 8...