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I reckon business has gotta be one of the least variable subjects in terms of exam difficulty. Same as last year and year before, etc.

I'm more concerned about 19

That's what I chose

Which of the following would be an appropriate source of debt in the long term? (or something like that) A. Hedging B. Derivatives C. Leasing D. Overdraft

That question on social influences with the gender gap 👎

Yes all you gotta do is write about how good an organisation NESA is

That's what they want you to think.

Lol i think you've misinterpreted I mean one option will be HR the other finance

Section 4 predictions?? I reckon they'll go for 4 in a row with HR strats to achieve objectives and importance of financial management

Whaa I thought all you needed to do was respond to any stimulus surely no case studies required for SA look at sample answers??

Moles Ag original = (0.12x0.025) Molarity of Ag remaining in the 25mL of filtrate = (0.11x0.0123) given stoichiometry with the thiocyanate Filtrate overall is 50mL therefore actual moles of Ag remaining = 2x(0.11x0.0123) Take that away from the original moles of Ag (0.12x0.025) - 2x(0.11x0.0123)...

Wasnt this the last question in the 2021 hsc

I'm pretty sure you're not restricted to a single case study, you can use different ones throughout a response or even incorporate a hypothetical. Maybe memorise a couple points for marketing and consumer laws for domino's or apple or something

1. The business is a retailer therefore in intermediate market 7. Because the third party organising something is a formal resolution not just a neutral recommendation? 14. Post maturity would imply renewal, decline or steady state, I don't think lowering prices could be classified under those...

Yeah I suppose custom means there HAS to be higher variety but still it's a bit of a loaded question especially with the "likely lead to" bit

Custom=higher variety not necessarily lower volume (even though it could be implied) Higher visibility because it's a more unique premium product?

Yeah it's literally just a back titration for NaCl then x10

Isn't it by definition easier?

Process of elimination, usually you can narrow them down to between 2 unless you really have no idea what's going on

Yeah surely harder than 2022 I reckon look at how accessible 13 & 14 there are compared to 23.