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Alternatively, it could be argued that a really BRIGHT blue would stand out to the marker and give you an edge.

Cheers. We'll do our best!

BURN NOTES Get pissed / Partay! Get ready for a summer of Ashes cricket Read a dozen books that came out during the year that i haven't read yet Find a job Tidy my room (begrudgingly) Movies TV all the other shit i've missed out on

Mandatory and "complusarary", in fact.

Once i get into a groove, i'm all good. I can't write heaps (maybe 1100 in 40 mins), but i figure you just fight through the pain, shake it out after every page and you'll be fine.

In language exams, it shouldn't be too hard to slip a cheatsheat between the pages of your dictionary...

I'm aware of that, but roughly, from year to year, is that about right?

Is it true that a raw mark of about 65 is a band 6?

Probably 99.95, but you'd be in the running for the big one oh oh.

If the question is dealing with radians (it won't have a degrees sign, and the angle will usually be in terms of pi), you would use radians in your calculations. Alternatively, sometimes you can just use degrees all the way through, and convert to radians at the end. Do some prac questions...

tbh i believe you because i don't like my textbook at all, but it only mentioned the accounts receivable, not the days receivable one at all. However, it told me to calculate the accounts receivable as if it were the days receivable ratio. Now i'm very confused..

If you have specific case studies that only cover one or two topics each, then yes you need several of them But something like Qantas covers the whole syllabus, so it's sufficient by itself.

Financial would be great. I kicked the financial topic test's arse, shame about the others...

Nope you can do any. They've got no idea what type of journey you do, because the paper gets split up when it's marked. Perhaps in your internal assessments they wanted you to do only physicals, but in the externals you can choose whichever you want.

Hmm, well your teacher has obviously calculated it as: Turnover = Sales / Accounts receivable However, i'm certain (and my textbook agrees) that the ratio should be Accounts receivable / (Sales / 365) Which i assume gives an answer of 54.75, no? I think your teacher is just wrong.

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Re: age difference (merged) :rofl::rofl::rofl:

1. Age group ( ) 8 – 11 ( ) 12 – 16 ( *) 17+ 2. How many televisions are you are made accessible in your home? ( ) one or less (* ) 2 ( ) 3 ( ) 4 or more 3. Do you have access to an internet connection...

AHAHAH TORCHED!!!! Nice work dagwoman.

What if they ask you to write a speech? Or a journal? Don't assume it'll be an easy image like last year. Chances are that last year they gave a stimulus, so this year they'll specify text type. it's all well and good to have something prepared, but don't fall into a trap.