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lol its really not >that< scary :L the important things are really just to use equations for stuff worth like 4+ marks, even if the question doesn't ask for them (you never know what the marking guidelines will want...) and to make sure to answer the question to the verb (e.g. providing a...

yeah, that is true (well we go to the same school so ofc there is bias in me saying this but still...) thats why b6 cutoffs are only like 70-75 despite HSC tests not really appearing to be that hard edit: well ofc i dont KNOW that its true, i dont mark HSC haha. but the info comes from our...

it depends on what variables you are graphing. for something like AAS calibration curves there is theoretically a linear relationship between concentration and absorbance so you draw a line. for something like fermentation / mass decrease, the rate of mass decrease wont always be constant...

go for it OP! i just got that similar urge to start (seriously) studying yesterday. (fff- where was this motivation all year? :L). less than one week to go guys! (if phys is your last exam) time to studyyyy

determine mate, how sure are you that q17 is C? as much as i am hoping you are right, the method used in the tim dixon workbook points to D being the correct answer (extra $500 from the world price going to govt for tariff revenue) :L

last year 96 (aligned) was a state rank but other years i think you would need 97 i guess this is a raw of about 88-92? depending on the difficulty of the test

of course they will mark over the lines (why would they even give you the option to use extra writing booklets otherwise? :L) its just recommended not to write over the lines, because the lines are "an indicator of the length of responses required". but some questions like the case study one...

mc was harder but on the whole easier imo. also im hoping for: MC: 19 short answer: ~36-37 essays: ~17 (maybe higher) for a raw of around ~90. idk...

^yeah, i think that is right :L still hoping its $1500 somehow, haha. argh. hate this mc >_>

question asks for the 'impact' of an economic expansion which i interpreted as: the expansion has already happened, what will be the effect on govt. So D. but really idk anymore, not sure about anything. HAHA :L i'll just wait for determine or someone equally tank to post some solutions

i hope $1500 is right. HAHA.

argh. you are right. i just checked the 2011 workbook and it matches this. -1mark... oh well :L

if that is true though (about increasing the dollar) - wouldn't D would be a better answer? im not saying you're wrong btw, im pretty confused too. was tossing up between C and D and still not really sure.

Country A: $3000 GDP per capita, 0.9 HDI Country B: $$5000 GDP per capita, 0.7 HDI What can be correctly inferred from data in table? a) country A has lower gini coefficient than B b) A has higher coefficient than B c) A has lower life expectancy and lower educational attainment than B...

HDI is measure of GDP per capita, life expectancy, educational attainment. because country A has a lower GDP per capita but a higher HDI you can infer that it must have a higher of the latter two than country B.

don't have a scanner, sorry :L

i agree with those answers above reckon i got 19 or 20/20 then. (because i cant remember what i put for q7, lol. was tossing up between C and D)

this is how you do 17 at price $10 -> domestic demand is 400, supply is 100, so foreigners make revenue of (400-100)*10 = $3000 at price $15 --> domestic demand is 300, supply is 200, so foreigners make revenue of (300-200)*15 = $1500 therefore revenue decreases by $1500, C. y/n...

man those essays could really not have been better. ive already had two fiscal policy essays throughout the year (one in first assessment, one in trials) so i had loads of shit to talk about there. also anyone who predicted exchange rates would be in the exam would have loved q28 i guess...

13 is c, yeah (you had to work out the MPC and then use the multiplier) 12 is d i think (in an economic expansion unemployment payments should decrease because there are less unemployed) i think the rest of mine matched yours though (cant rmbr really, just going with what ive scribbled over...