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Re: ~FREE~ Prelim+HSC Mathematics Extension 1 Notes!!!! 99.95 // James Ruse speaking of which, nice sig change. totally doesn't resemble someone else's .... it does. mine! :P

your inbox is full. so I am not able to reply to your question. once you clear your inbox, I can reply back. thanks :)

rep4wittiness :P

haha :) been ages since I've seen a moderator say that. last time I remember was probably Carret, a year ago. anyway, BACK TO TOPIC :)

says the user with close to 5000 posts and who has been on BOS for more than 5 years.

this

what Kurosaki said:

http://4unitmaths.com/jamesruse2009.pdf enjoy :)

wow that was tough to visualise. but I did draw a diagram and that really helped. thanks so much kurosaki :D got it out.

thanks so much man for your help. i'll read it through and then take another go.

yeh that makes sense. haha just so tired and I hate these point of intersection perms and combs Qs. while you're at it, could you explain the last part: thanks so much man. repped :D

okay, I am so confused can someone spell it out?

lol please no, it is so difficult. just aiming for 99.5 + that's it 99.9 is too much pressure.

IT is possible to predict, but unlikely you will get bang on. Prepare for everything! :)

good job. :) you know how to copy+paste from http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/hsc_exams/hsc2012exams/pdf_doc/economics-hsc-sample-answers-12.pdf

since there are no questions pending, I'll chuck one in. a nice question from 2012 hsc: Explain the possible effects on the domestic economy if domestic inflation is high relative to inflation in other countries. (4 marks)

trust me, if you execute it well and can express how much I see you know (in maths and chem and English, in particular), you will defs get 98+ trust me man! :D

it might be good to clearly articulate how those changes in those flows leads to a worsening external stability. i.e. say which component of the balance of payments experiences a change and then how it leads to an increase in CAD and thus a worsening of external stability. your second...

okay, no-one has answered this. but dw, it is an essay question. and we don't have the time here to answer it. :/ This still has not been answered. smh. and by that, I do not mean Sydney Morning Herald. ------------------------------------------------------------------ btw, just want to...

be more clear about what you mean by "downward pressure" otherwise, a good answer. would probably get 4/4. but still take a look at avi's answer, which I think has an edge over yours. even still, great answers guys! :D I'm impressed :)