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Impacts TNC's bring to the global economy are: -financial flows within and between economies -technology -industrialization -increase in standards of living -trade agreements (in terms of import and export quotas, tariffs, taxes etc...) -destruction of domestic culture and environment With this...

Well basically, you have to 'pretend' you did the entire experiment at school, so you know: -what the experiment is trying to find -the method of carrying out the experiment -what results were retained If you haven't done it in school, then you should speak to your teacher, because in the HSC...

This man is right. Listen to him. Its a 99.9 UAI calibre student for god's sake. But because you're so persistent, its to balance out the number of atoms of each element on both sides.

Economic growth is the actual measurement of growth in GDP and other economic measures. Economic development is making structural changes in the economy to promote or help economic growth, am I correct? Why is it that the WTO is not very effective in implementing policies to countries that...

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depends how hard the test is once again....

g-force = 1+ a/g = 1 + 26.95/9.8 = 1.27 (approx.) Note - The weight is completely irrelevant to what you are calculating. In reguards to my formula (ma+mg)/mg, can be written as mg/mg + ma/mg mg/mg is 1 ma/mg can be simplified by canceling out the 'm' therefore g-force = 1+ a/g

Re: Quiz? Go for it. First question- What is globalisation? I know, quite general, but you can be brief.

Passive belonging is when you do nothing, but just tag along to belong. For example, say that you don't like bowling, but you join the bowling club because all your friends joined it. Then you don't go bowling, but yet you still have a membership. I believe that is passive belonging. Negative...

The best physics textbook, is the one that you write all your notes on, taking information from all the physics textbooks there are.

At the end of the day, try your best and don't regret what you GET!!

Hmm..I guess you're right. I swear I remember HDPE at higher pressures, but it seems you're right. I take it back, sorry :D

1st question - There is lag between when the RBA implements policies and actions and when the effect of these implementations are actually felt. Therefore the RBA has to constantly plan ahead, and make safety nets for the economy. The RBA raised interest rates in order TO KEEP INFLATION UNDER...

If you really wanted to know, I believe HDPE is produced at higher(or lower, somebody help me here) temperatures, and high pressures <--I'm sure on pressure...not on temperature.

maths cambridge hands down, but it is good to supplement with easier textbooks to understand concepts first. english...there aren't really textbooks...you might want to get study guides? phys jacaranda, with DOT POINT to supplement... thats all i got...

Because every school does it differently for different reasons. Some schools believe it leads you into Modules/AoS better. Other schools like mine just got the new books and didn't have them in term 1.

It gets tricky when you first meet it. There are three things you need to consider, and you will get used it after a while: RELIABILITY - Do you get reliable results? i.e. minimal stop/start time errors, or minimal measurement errors etc... ACCURACY - How close is your value from the...

It means you've ALL FAILED MISERABLY IN COMPARISON TO ALL THE OTHERS. Nah jks....it's hard to judge calibre based of diff years.....so that's why we'll prob beat you 09ers!!! FTW

Well the guys was just asking for help...T'was only believed to be asking for homework when Aerath guy from Sydney Boys made that intelligent statement in helping him. Calm down guys...his ask for help.

Blade-runner is boring...partially due to the fact that I've already seen it like 50 times when we used to bludge too much in year 10 english.. Only highlight was before we start watching it, my friends like "isn't that the movie with the Jamaicans and the bobsled" ROFL!!! He got Cool Runnings...