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Just because the results were null does not mean the experiment was invalid. Their variables were all maintained and met, and therefore to test the presence of the Earth in the aether was successful - the aether does not exist (null result).

2U of english always count, not 3u/4u.

No, a perfect mirror only reflects a light beam, it does not absorb it.

The standard model as in quarks? I haven't seen a 7 marker based on this? Am I missing something?

A blackbody is an object that absorbs and emits energy perfectly. That aforementioned object can only absorb specific wavelengths (or frequencies) and can only emit radiation from such wavelengths. Theoretical data said that as frequency increases/wavelength decreases, the radiation emitted...

86+ raw definitely. 17+/20 - multiple choice 37+/40 - essays MAYBE 35+/40 - SA Sounds to be around 89+ raw, I was aiming for 86 raw.

Anyways maybe I forgot the question but I recall being happy with my response soooo... Meh.

Sorry HSC marke-... Nope wait a minute. Fyi I mentioned both and linked it to the question. Stop arguing.

No you didn't, it said OR. If it said and then you talk about both.

Which is exactly my quarrel, it's common sense to assume they did market research, since it's MOST PROBABLE that they did, and MC is a test of the "most correct" answer. No one, and I mean no one makes a product without R&D of any kind, even a thought process of 'what people like' is R&D in it's...

Exactly, so you should have chose one and spoke about it. Or is or not and.

I spoke about customisation only since it said 'or', although I briefly mentiomed standardisation.

These tests have lost all credibility in regards to actual application of thought but instead who can now decipher the question from the boardofstudies point of view. Not to mention also having to consider the tips of teachers howling that questions are trick questions, making us rethink the...

Because we considered the question and how specific it is with the features of the product, that's how we assumed.

Yeah but it's natural to assume that they conducted market research. I was unaware that the test was now based on deciphering moronic questions or actual rational thought. Shame on me for having too much faith in the BOS. It probably is selling since we weren't spoonfed the wording "research and...

Cheers mate, how about you propose an argument rather than being an egotistical douchenut. :) Maybe I am wrong, but at least I'm logical enough to argue with evidence rather than "Herp derp my teacher said so."

Nah but you could.

"Focuses on finding out what consumers want, which wasnt stated at all in the question." You're not retarded lol, BUT, the whole bit of the question says they developed a product that CONSUMERS WANT, it's the most 'correct' answer since consumers want clothes that do not stain or crumple. It's...

The textbooks are f'd up man, they say one thing when it can be the other sometimes. Dw and just focus on Chem.

It was promotional, otherwise they wouldn't have included the "no crease and crumple" bit.