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I got this also

I got -28ln1.5*(1.5)^-0.4t

This one seems wrong as well - isn't the derivative incorrect?

Yes exactly, that's what I did

Questions 21 b) and 28 a) don't seem correct

You needed to find the average temperature (which was 0.565 or something below the median from the box-and-whisker plot) and the average number of chirps per recording. Using these two values you get a point (x, y) which the least-squares regression line passed through. Subbing in that point you...

The prescribed texts should inform the stylistic features of your response (extended metaphor, personal voice, allusion, etc.). Conceptually, your piece doesn't have to be anything at all like your prescribed texts. In fact, ideally you should avoid echoing the same themes or concepts as this...

Nah I think it was from Barker

It was from a trial paper

for the mod A question, do you reckon you needed to reference the first part of the statement which sort of just defined what a conversation is, because I only focused on the second part

yeah I think the brother was a paraglider who'd had an accident or something? It was very conceptual for a memoir and tbh analysing nonfiction extracts is hard when you don't have the rest of the text to help contextualise what you're reading. I wish they'd had more variety in the text types for...

Housing has a 15% weighting factor and has experienced 15% inflation. 0.15 * 15% = 2.25% - this is how much housing has contributed to overall inflation. If you calculate the same figure for the other 3 options, you'll get a) = 2%, b) = 2%, and c) = 1.5%. This means that housing has had the...

Even though it's in the rubric I don't think you can be asked to write an informative piece for Mod C.

Were the questions generally concerned with singular themes or were they more broad?

Just before the exam I give a little pep talk to myself so that I relax. Assure yourself that you know how to do everything and you'll read every question carefully and work through your answers thoroughly. Like literally talk to yourself. Keep reminding yourself of this throughout the exam...

Thanks Don't you think it's kinda sketchy to leave off the income accounts considering they're a pretty major factor in the CA? It really threw me off.

Anyone know how to do these two questions? I honestly can't work out what I'm looking at

A little bit of unemployment is necessary otherwise we would get inflation (as predicted by the Phillips curve). It also means there is a pool of labour for firms to select from - if there was no unemployment it would be more difficult for firms to employ new people.

In the same way you would answer a regular economics essay, but with the stimulus informing your response. You should refer specifically to the stimulus at least 3-4 times (or quote it if you can).

This is so true, and it's the same with short answers in Chemistry