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Damn, the only topic I didn't study off the syllabus.

Unit trust isn't in Business Studies in Action :>

I put D, was contemplating between A, C or D.

- never learnt unit trust - might've messed up on sues long term thingy - forgot most of the limitations Otherwise, average.

Jesus the RRP is 3k USD.

At first I thought it was just an iMac with a touchscreen. But that little cylinder thingy looks cool. I also would've thought it could be laid flat on the table. But yeah, this is obviously not intended for casual users. Very much aimed at the graphic industry. Could also see office jobs using...

Really don't like morning exams. Not a morning person at all.

tfw i'll probably get lower in this paper than the practice 2013 i did :<

Haven't really been bothered to study for Business after that 3U exam. Hope I'll somehow remember everything after not touching it for a month.

Re: For business studies hsc essay how many case studies is an optimal amount to refe Can I get more opinions on this? I've gotten 18-20's just using only one case study.

Easily an E4.

I would say so. - You explore harder concepts which somewhat branch off 3u topics. This then translates into doing harder questions and how you think about them. When I do 3u I somewhat dumb down what I think the answer would be so I don't overcomplicate it. Another factor is the more practice...

I might've made a few mistakes to just barely miss e4 if this is true [emoji29]

I thought it was overall pretty easy. But I ran out of time since I kept on messing up on one of the questions. E4 prediction?

Statute Law is created by federal & state parliaments. Covers the general stuff about fairness and equity of all employees. Refer to Fair Work Act 2009. Common Law is created by courts & tribunals. Generally they are more specific, and describe the basic rights & obligations of employees and...

AFAIK there's not that much interesting in rural areas. Tourism is much more popular in urban environments. But it also depends on what you want to see. Beijing is good for historical, architectural attractions - Great Wall, Tiananmen Square, Forbidden city. Hong Kong is good for shopping, and...

If you find P'(x) you'll be able to get a discriminant from that. Not sure after that.

IIRC there are online resources which have the CC worksheets but not all of them. My teacher gave us the CC worksheets, especially for pracs.

Nah. Your internal ranking + external HSC marks is calculated together to get your ATAR. Other factors include school rank, cohort size, marks of cohort etc.

No idea why that ellipse textbook question was there. Probably easiest 4 marks of the entire test.