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yeah that sounds familiar, hopefully it's correct :) everyone seemed to have some trouble with that question...a 2 marker in Q4 so I don't think it was meant to be that complicated lol. i ended up drawing a tedious tree diagram in my spare one hour though...waste of time :/

yeh that's true they did add up. i drew mine equal but not exactly half sized and not exactly big haha. damn i thought that it was simple.

teacher gave the papers and i don't have a scanner so can't help sorry. yeh sitting cssa eco trial on monday...mcq's are gonna keep me busy...

i reckon the ext responses are fine it's the stupid MCQ's that screw you over. so much ambiguity i get one answer but teacher disagrees so i change mine then she checks the answers and i was correct in the first place. much debate over them.

bahaha oh i was joking

fuck i just read what you guys wrote for the irony part. i did not mention anything about indigenous australians as i did not know how that would specifically link in to the concept of 'belonging' besides it is a 'belonging' paper. I did not see the relevance in talking about the colonialist...

yeh 06-08 brah

hmmm was that a two marker? it just said strong acid and didn't specify monoprotic or diprotic? i think the 50/50 one is safe but i duno lol

haha i put that at first! for the ozone monitoring question i didn't explain how one of the methods worked as i thought that 1 mark didn't deserve that....:/ seems more like a 2 marker for that. the next question had shit wording "outline a step taken to reduce the effect of ozone destroying...

hahah oh man hope so otherwise that's 0 marks for a relatively simple question :/ Also for the ozone monitoring methods did anyone actually describe how the methods worked or just gave examples, gave units its measured in (say DU for TOMS) and kept it brief. 1 marker lolol the hydrogen getting...

To be honest it was a fair exam not as tricky as previous CSSA trials in my opinion With the half life/radiation question it did say isotope(s) so i picked two with the 14 day half life. I don't remember the question but can't alpha penetrate through several cm of paper? Some of the wording...

care to share some information? :) it would be much appreciated!

no one has replied either because they haven't done this dotpoint themselves or are too lazy/too stingy to give me an answer =P I ended up doing Prof. Ray Martin lols

munchiecruncie cleared up my uncertainties, my brain wasn't thinking when I asked these but thanks for the extra input everyone.

it's hard to say, even amongst developing and transition economies many are undergoing different phases of development, have governments responding to globalisation differently, have differing extents of income inequality within the economy, different extents of corruption if any. It's too...

Ah yes that explains it, thanks heaps for your help! =P 'supply side' economics ahhhhh haha so if the answer was GST, it would be a shift in the D curve?

Here are some statistics for 2004. They show the breakdown of the different economies in their contribution to GWP. High Y economies 54.6% Developing economies 38.3% Economies in transition 7.2% stats from 5 years ago though...would they be similar now? Looks like it might be D but these stats...

Hey, I think I should be free. What did you have in mind? If we're going to go to a lib lane cove is better than chatty.

oh yeah chem and english next week :/ eng ext...everything man, no ideas for the creative. Hbu?

ahhh such an error! thanks i'll try not to be so careless next time =P