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Oh ok👍

It helped a lot, cheers 👍

Hi all, ^ would you do it based on the BOP (CA, NPY) or based on the measures of external stability: Thanks!

I do chem; tips for the holidays = rest; but if you really want to study = do a bit of revision on maybe Mod 4 (enthalpy, gibbs free) cause that can reappear in HSC, aside from that make sure your mod 2 calculations are all good (you're fine with moles and stuff) During yr 12 tips = do some...

Oh ok I see, so cash flow is more about consumption, while savings-investment doesn't incorporate consumption at all Cheers 👍

its basically the "process by which monetary policy affects the economy" in other words "effect of interest rates" There's 6 channels which interest rates affect: - consumption, savings, investment - inflation - exchange rates - asset prices - cash flow - cost of credit (but our teacher only...

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For advanced a lot of the prelim stuff is going to be built upon in hsc yr for extension 1, there's still a lot of building on, but there's also a lot of content that won't be relearnt and it pops up in hsc quite a bit = perms and combs, polynomials, graph versions (e.g. square root, absolute...

yh idk either, but theres some sort of rule

I think the solutions are right, there's some sort of special rule, but i cant figure out what the rule is

Hi all, what's the reasoning behind why the solutions isn't (tan x)^2 - y^2? Thank you!

How does the 'consumption, savings, investment' channel of the transmission mech differ from the 'cash flow' channel? (because from my reading, it sounds like cash flow also just influences people's savings and spending) Thanks!

Oh ok, thanks 👍

Is it necessary to write the first line when concluding (because I know they often give marks for a conclusion) OR will just writing the last line suffice? Thank you!

Oh ok thanks all

i heard if you draw a graph in pencil you need to go over it again in pen, is that true for hsc maths ext 1

I recommend structuring essays based on the syllabus dot points, so that would mean knowing the syllabus quite well e.g. Q about drivers of globalisation: (don't have to include every point, but the "stronger" ones which you can talk a lot about = e.g. trade, financial flows, investment and...

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Oh ok thanks, did the Qs ever require you to know what reactants are involved in each method or they give it to you?

hi all, do we need to know all/any/one of the many types of precipitation titration methods: e.g.mohr's, volhard's, fajan's Thanks