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no, our final pracs (the pracs we're tested on) are very vaguely related to the theory. They are out-of-the-blue questions (i.e. we don't do them as part of class, and they don't come out of the textbook) which are supposed to test practical skills. They're very hard (IMO). Which is why i was...

So.........anyone got their pracs back? Or got any pracs they can post up?

alternatively you could buy past paper books like Success One, which have some sort of categorisation of questions into certain topics - that way you can use the book for both year 11 and 12. also, teachers usually pick questions for the exam that are similar to, if not exactly the same as...

How do you do that? What kind of question do you answer to in order make a "generalised" essay or an essay that covers everything?

1. Also, its regarded as a poem contained within the "text" of Gwen Harwood's poems. when referring to "Father and Child" both parts make up the one poem, and you need to refer to both to talk about change, structure ect.

yes, but what about some concrete examples? Also, are there any other impacts of TNC's on Australia? for example, when BHP closed down its factory in Newcastle, it meant thousands of workers lost their jobs. are there any other examples like this relating other than just to employment and...

This is a question which has been hanging at the back of my mind for a long time now: How are you supposed to study for english? Do you make notes like other subjects? but then on what? there aren't any dot points which tell you exactly what you need to study. Do you just write...

I've been trying to find info on the impact of globalisation on Australia - in terms of internation convergence, eco growth, development and quality of life........etc. (as layed out in the syllabus) but i couldn't really find any solid info about how globalisation has affected TNC's in...

they're on the board of studies website. Take a look at the examiner's report and they have the answers for the multiple choice qs.

In this one the software developer essentially wants to put as "shareware" a reverse engineering program (a program that converts a program to readable code - which in most cases when talking about commercial software is illegal). so you would just talk about how the public could reverse...

Is that book worth getting? Like how does it compare to Dixon's and Tim Riley's eco books?

when you calculate it, what answers do you get? because, with my answers, when i sub them back into the original equation, they don't work.

Hmm...interesting. Yeah, i guess you would just have to prove that both gradients are undefined, that is division by zero, and since no other gradient is undefined other than when a line is vertical, it should be ok to say that they're vertical.

Hmm...interesting, haven't seen in it any textbook. Can you give an example of when this actually occurred? i.e. When some authority made a comment on the fact that the exchange rate was undervalued/overvalued and there was a noticable difference in the exchange rate because of this comment...

One of the supposed advantages of a fixed exchange rate is that you (a country with a fixed exchange rate) can conduct similar monetary policy to the country that you have pegged your currency to. Can anyone explain why this is the case? Also (this is straight out of Tim Riley's book, pg...

Hmm......that doesn't seem right. If there's a CAD, there is also a corresponding KAS. As the balance of payments equals zero the CAD is equal to but offset by the KAS. This means that even though a CAD means debits are greater than credits in the current account, it doesn't mean debits...

Hmmmm.........thanks spice girl. I think know now where i mis-understand the concept.

Which one is the answer to the indefinite integral of d(x^3)/dx (i.e. the integration of the differentiation of x cubed): 1) x^3 +C 2) x^3 I thought it was 2), since you already know the initial 'y' value, and so by integrating it's derivative, there is really no unknown. But my...

Another question regarding integration..... Which one is the answer to the indefinite integral of d(x^3)/dx (i.e. the integration of the differentiation of x cubed): 1) x^3 +C 2) x^3 I thought it was 2), since you already know the initial 'y' value, and so by integrating it's...

No......I mean the ones that are part of the internal assessment. We have this prac exam after the trials which counts towards 20% of our total internal assessment. This is just one prac, which is NOT in any of our textbooks and it counts towards this huge amount, so i was wondering if anyone...