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Found it pretty chilled, our average was high 60's, somehow I managed to pull 99!

Thought I had? message me your email bro and I'll sort it out

Heyo, Share a discovery paper (preferably trials) and get access to the ones everyone else has shared (15 at the time a posted this). Can be with or without responses, it's the questions that really matter though. Properly scanned or digital is better but photos then saved as a PDF is fine...

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Could I please get an ATAR estimate? School rank: 180-190 Advanced English -81% in trials (rank 4, best mark was 83% but). Independent paper 1, Catholic paper 2 -86% and rank 3/4 / 43 overall -school got 5 Band 6's last year General Maths -88% in trials (rank 2). Western paper...

Bumpity bump - trials are done and the HSC is nearing

Got my trial paper back this morning, my teacher docked a mark for not stating the current rate of corporate tax and current negotiations to reduce taxation in order to promote competition as part of Section IV. But I don't think that's how it should be in the HSC... Can't hurt though

Anyone have thoughts on this question?

Part of the independent paper there was a 2 marker in Multimedia on how "clock speed and word size affect CPU performance" Got the clock speed part, but the word size? It's not in the prelim NOR hsc syllabus and I mean all that the syllabus says in terms of hardware affecting multimedia for...

Hey, In terms of the syllabus dot point as part of the Multimedia option topic I couldn't find anything on 'the demands placed on hardware by multimedia systems'. This includes primary/secondary storage, processing requirements and so forth. Couldn't find it the the Sam Davis textbook, and...

Here do you draw the line between phased conversion and pilot conversion? Phased is focused on changing access to features, pilot is focused on changing access to people. For example, if an airline decides to implement a new booking system, but rolls this out on a few specific domestic routes...

My thoughts exactly, the answer they provided is the 'most correct' though

Re: 2015 CSSA Paper Thougts Nope. Not correct in the context of the question plus in deleveloping nations often there is even high levels of inequality due to poor government income redistribution systems, high corruption and globalisation has benefits for a select few. The answer was the...

2015 CSSA Paper Thougts The thread from years ago that was bumped last night is getting a bit old so I thought I'd start a new one for this year... Case study wasn't an ER (yes!!!!!!) The MC took me a but longer then a liked, the one thing I am wondering about is the global inequality one. It...

Re: CSSA Economics TAFE should be correct because it will decrease structural unemployment

Just another MC to wrap off the night... Got the right answer but with a tariff, won't some still be supplied domestically? Like before the tariff domestic supply is 0E an after the tariff domestic supply is 0F? That's how I always though it worked at least...

Just says 'over time'. Pretty ambiguous tbh. I think the markers were looking at it in terms of increasing skills and thus increasing demand for labour and lowering structural unemployment, wheras for D you could say that's a supply shift to the left cause they don't want to work long hours so...

I reckon that the reason that CSSA chose A as the correct answer must have been that it will increase employee skills, and this will increase demand for labour due to increases in skills. But its a pretty ambiguous question. You reckon that they answer must be wrong?

So with this question why is the answer A not D? Decreased incentives to work long hours means that firms will need more labour in order to meet a certain output so it would lead to increase demand for labour right? On the other hand, government subsidies for apprenticeships, that sounds like a...