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Which degree would be more attractive and in demand when seeking full-time jobs

Lets say in assessments, since everyone is highly academic and studious everyone gets 90-100, and then one guy gets 50 or something. Does the BOS think that the assessment was easy and that one kid is just really bad which screws him harder than if he went to a shitty school and got easy...

How would I do this?

Do you put your raw test mark or your scaled mark?

Can someone explain how this works, this is one of the only common types that always gets me

I looked for perms and combs styled exam questions which just give the answer as numbers, without solutions. Does anyone know how I would go about learning it

cos^4(x) + cos^2(x).sin^2(x) = cos^2(x) It's a prove that question in the Cambridge textbook

I kind of unscrewed and opened up the laptop, reset the BIOS and installed Windows 8 wiping every Det related thing in the progress. What happens after Year 12, do they request the laptop back?

f(x) = |x-2| - |x+4| for -2<x<2 Express the function in the form f(x) = ax + b

if i got maths 2u: 40/150 maths 3u: 70/120 english standard:12/80 senior science: 3/30 economics: 30/60 physics: 30/70 and go to a rank 25~ school (hurlstone)