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Does anyone have an understanding on what a "swap contract" is? Its a tool that applies to both hedging and derivatives. I read about it in Cambridge and on Wikipedia but their explanations are a little hazy (or is it me?) If someone could clarify I'd appreciate it.

Maybe it depends on the faculty.. Some might be faster than others. But they should at least send a confirmation that they received it.

Yer for business studies it would be top 20. Candidature is quite large. As for your question. I'm not sure really. Hard to tell.

Just a sugestion. There are 7! different arrangements. In all of those, either "e" is before "i" or "i" is before "e". If you consider all the arrangements where "e" is before "i", there will be EXACTLY the same number of arrangments where "i" is before "e" (as you simply interchange e with i)...

Hmmm is it 3? I did 2 poems + 2 related in my trial and still managed to get a 15. Although in one sentence, I did make reference to a 3rd. Would it be worthwhile talking bout 3 in the HSC?

I hope so. Good luck anyway!

I havn't got mine either =(. I sent it express a day before it was due. Should have arrived by 5pm the next day. Or maybe they mistaked the underscore in my email for a dash?

LMAO. Guess what our trial question was. The quote was: "I just wanted to belong to something. Anything"

The Board of studies says all 5 topics WILL be assessed through the extended response and business report, in some way, shape or form. So your chances are 0.

This site has good trial exams with marking guidelines/solutions, including biology. They don't have the 2002 though, sorry. HSC Trial Papers & Past Preliminary Papers

Tangents etc you have to derive them. I know you can commit to memory the equation of the chord of contact. Although, most questions I've seen ask you to derive it/give it anyway. EDIT: Unless it says it is given ...... [DO NOT PROVE THIS]

Just have a few questions on the systematics of the hsc exam, specifically with regards to the graph questions (usually question 3?). Are you expected to have the original graph sketched on the same plane with your solutions? Are you allowed to keep a dashed sketch of your original graph in...

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I'm loving these thought experiments lmao. There's also the egg carton one. Fill it up with eggs, with one egg missing. Then move the eggs along one by one --> Holes move in the opposite direction. I can see how Einstein kept himself amused.

Look at what UAI's past years have got in ur school. It could give you a GENERAL idea. Don't listen to people on this forum lmao. Good luck.

Um I don't think so. I've seen a lot of posts where prediction is ridiculous. OP has a point. Some people just don't know what they're on about. Just go with what you think you'll get.

LMAOOO. Drive by water bomb. Thats awesome. Never thought of that. +1 to whoever thought of that

I guess they're the only sources I know of atleast. There's no set answer because of the variety of ways to answer questions. You can pretty much look at the guidelines aand cross reference with a textbook (I know you said not marking guidelines, just giving a sugestion) Is there any question...

True. Your not allowed to use em.

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