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I got one..haha. How lucky of me

+1 I like you cause you gave an explanation of what I put :) HAHA

Can't be C cause it's asking for economic expansion ON the gov..so if it expands..there would be more income --> thus more tax for government..and lower u/e, so lower u/e payments.

Wait a sec...how did you do micro and exchange rate? they're same section...

13 is C cause resulting change is 100 (1/1-MPC) where MPC is 0.6. So 100 times 300 = 400 = C

Can anyone confirm the revenue for the foreign producers, cause I know government revenue is the square box but, maybe I was over thinking or something, I did 300 times 10 minus 100 times 15 cause that's the price and amount imported.

http://news.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/index.cfm/2011/10/11/More-than-72-000-enrolled-for-the-2011-HSC Everyday they release data about the number of students in each subject and the percentage gender ratio.

Wait so they don't mark it separately....? And also what's the link between ext 2 and ext 1 then?

I think it'll be on tomorrow's edition since it was just posted online today in the afternoon.

LOL! Just saw it as well but you were faster at creating the thread. BOS is trolling this year.

Re: Wow, fuck that I have to agree that was a fucking hard test and I do ext 2 as well. I think I stressed too much and fucked up and couldn't remember anything.

Thank you I agree

If typing ever occurred, I'm sure they would impose a word limit or else the markers would be reading like 10,000 words essays, especially for people who can type fast.

Would reviewing current credit policy and making changes to it be fine? Like shortening credit payment date and/or limiting the amount that customers can purchase on credit?

and you're criticising him cause you don't understand when you type like a year 6. His school's Ext 1 exam might be hard and plus its relative rank that matters internally. On topic: we need your rank in order to estimate.

Let that be A/ (x-2) + B/(x-2)^2 + C (x-3) and then do the same thing to find A, B and C and bam solve.

Of course you can! I memorised 3 1.5k words essay for Hamlet in 2 days over the weekend. You just have to dedicate your time

Make x the subject of the equation by squaring the root & y and then rearrange etc. and then integrate from there with respect to dy.

Depends what you get for your ATAR. =]

If you're choosing between Business Studies and Economics, choose economics. Business studies is boring and nothing new and interesting. Economics, on the other hand, is enjoyable. Both of those subjects require good extended response skills, as other people have said, but the content in...