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13 is d because the age of the victim can be an aggravating factor if the victim was young or old.....a, b, and c are mitigating factors.. 'a' means the offender was not aware, in other words, he did not have menus rea , intention, so this can be their mitigating factor

yes thank u..that can give me a hope

this means that my final hsc mark will be the result of adding both school assessment mark and hsc exam mark then the outcome is divided by 2 to finally get in band 4...right?

I only wrote 3 pages without conclusion because I run out of time. I think I talked about Qantas with a few sentences for each point i remembered (external changes and reasons for expansion) but did not write anything about their definitions, e.g. economies of scale is bla bla then refer to...

I only wrote 3 pages without conclusion because I run out of time. I think I talked about Qantas with a few sentences for each point i remembered (external changes and reasons for expansion) but did not write anything about their definitions, e.g. economies of scale is bla bla then refer to...

Thank you guys :) I came 1st with a final mark of 93% (school assessment mark) in the subject (IPT) at school

What will happen if, for example, I get like 60% in one of my HSC exams while I have about 93% in the same subject? what about moderation, how is it going to be working in this case? :cry: Thank you